Question 1

Where does the French word "coiffer" come from?

Accepted Answer

from coiffe and -er.

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

To cover the head.
To cover a summit.
To attach a sign to a game piece, which, according to the rules of the game, has a particular use.
To put an envelope over the cork of a bottle to prevent the liquid it contains from becoming stale.
To put horns on, to cuckold.
To become infatuated, obstinate about someone or something.
To arrange the hair in a particular way, to comb.
To suit, in the case of head ornaments.
To catch a game animal by the ears, in the case of dogs.
To be struck by the wind on the front of the sails, during a maneuver or sudden change of wind, in the case of a ship.
To be at the head, to direct, to command.
To be in the lead. To beat an opponent by a short head.

Question 3

How do you translate "coiffer" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

peinar

Question 4

How to translate "coiffer" into german?

Accepted Answer

frisieren

Question 5

What is the translation of "coiffer" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

frisar

Question 6

How do you translate "coiffer" into english?

Accepted Answer

do

coiffer

Conjugation of the verb "coiffer"