cloître

common nounverb

Syllable Decomposition

cloitre

Etymology

from Old French clostre, from Latin claustrum, « enclosure », the i being due to the attraction of cloison.

Definitions

1. First person singular of the present indicative of the verb cloister.

2. Third person singular of the present indicative of the verb cloister.

3. First person singular of the present subjunctive of the verb cloister.

4. Third person singular of the present subjunctive of the verb cloister.

5. Second person singular of the imperative of the verb cloister.

See also

cloitrons (v.) cloitrez (v.) cloitrent (v.) cloitrais (v.) cloitrions (v.) cloitriez (v.) cloitras (v.) cloitrâtes (v.) cloitrèrent (v.) cloitrerai (v.) cloitreras (v.) cloitrera (v.) cloitrerons (v.) cloitrerez (v.) cloitreront (v.) cloitrasse (v.) cloitrasses (v.) cloitrât (v.) cloitrassions (v.) cloitrassiez (v.)