Question 1

What is the plural of the French word "code"?

Accepted Answer

codes

Question 2

What is the definition of the French word "code"?

Accepted Answer

Any body of laws that contains a complete system of legislation on a certain matter.
One of these bodies of law.
Compilation of laws, constitutions, rescripts, etc., made by order of certain Roman emperors.
Collection of ordinances of kings, or these ordinances themselves.
Work that contains a collection of precepts, a body of doctrine on any matter.
Set of rules, precepts on any matter.
Headlights of a vehicle, also called low-beam lights.
Short sequence of alphanumeric characters representing, often in a particular field, a longer name.
Short sequence of alphanumeric characters known to only one person and allowing them to identify themselves.
Computer program.

Question 3

Where does the French word "code" come from?

Accepted Answer

from Latin codex, itself from caudex, which originally designated the trunks of trees, and then later the tablets made from them. The term then designated books more generally, and more specifically legal books containing laws, and finally by metonymy, the word code has been used to designate the set of written laws in these books.

Question 4

How to translate "code" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

código

Question 5

How do you translate "code" into english?

Accepted Answer

code

Question 6

How to translate "code" into italian?

Accepted Answer

codice

code

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