calmé

verb

Syllable Decomposition

calmé

From the Occitan cauma dif=cauma, calma (dif=cauma, calma) borrowed from Ancient Greek , related to Spanish calma, Catalan calma, Italian calma, Portuguese calma. It is observed that calma ('absence of wind') is as old in the Iberian languages as in Italian and that these languages attest to the etymological sense of 'intense heat' which is not the case in Italian.

Definition

Anagrams

clamémaclé

See also

calmes (cn.) calmés (v.) calmions (v.) calmâmes (v.) calmâtes (v.) calmasse (v.) calmasses (v.) calmassions (v.) calmassiez (v.) calmassent (v.) calmerions (v.) calmeriez (v.) calmer (v.) Calment (pn.) calmai (v.) calmaient (v.) calmais (v.) calmait (v.) calmas (v.) calmât (v.)