Question 1

What is the etymology of thr French word "clore"?

Accepted Answer

from the Latin claudere (to close, shut). Current in Old and Middle French, this verb has since yielded much ground to fermer (to close), notably because some of its conjugated forms were confused with those of the verb clouer (to nail).

Question 2

What does the French word "clore" mean?

Accepted Answer

To close, enclose, put within an enclosure.
To close, make what was open no longer so.
To end, terminate.
To declare completed.
intransitive, with the meaning of To close, be closed.
To enclose one's property by surrounding it with a hedge, wall, etc.

Question 3

How do you say "clore" in spanish?

Accepted Answer

cerrar

clore

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