conter

verb

Syllable Decomposition

conter

from Old French conter, same word as compter (learned spelling appeared in the 13th century specialized in the sense of "to calculate"), from Latin computare "to calculate, count, take into account" and "to enumerate", from which, by a shift in meaning, "to tell, to narrate", in popular Latin.

Definitions

Conjugation

→ Conjugation of "conter"

Anagrams

contrecornetocrent

Translations

  • germangerman:erzählen
  • englishenglish:tell
  • italianitalian:raccontare
  • portugueseportuguese:contar
  • russianrussian:любезничать

See also

contons (v.) contiez (v.) contas (v.) contâmes (v.) contâtes (v.) contèrent (v.) conteront (v.) contasse (v.) contasses (v.) contassions (v.) contassiez (v.) contassent (v.) conterais (v.) conterions (v.) conteriez (v.) conteraient (v.) conte (cn.) conté (v.) conteuse (adj.) conteuse (cn.)