charme

common nounverb

Syllable Decomposition

charmé

Etymology

from the Latin carmen (song, magic formula, incantation), from canere ("to sing").

Definitions

1. First person singular of the present indicative of to charm.

2. Third person singular of the present indicative of to charm.

3. First person singular of the present subjunctive of to charm.

4. Third person singular of the present subjunctive of to charm.

5. Second person singular of the imperative of to charm.

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See also

charmées (v.) charmons (v.) charmez (v.) charmais (v.) charmions (v.) charmiez (v.) charmai (v.) charmas (v.) charmâmes (v.) charmâtes (v.) charmèrent (v.) charmerai (v.) charmeras (v.) charmerons (v.) charmerez (v.) charmeront (v.) charmasse (v.) charmasses (v.) charmât (v.) charmassions (v.)