cousu
adjectiveverb
Syllable Decomposition
cousuPast participle of "to sew" derived from the Latin "consuere". The d in "to sew" is euphonic (like in "to grind" from the Latin "moluere" which gives "ground", which explains this past participle, if not irregular, at least faithful to its Latin etymological roots.
Definition
See also
cousu (adj.) coudre (v.) coudrez (v.) coudrions (adj.) coudrions (v.) coudriez (v.) coudraient (v.) Coudrions (pn.) cousons (v.) cousais (v.) cousions (v.) cousis (v.) cousîmes (v.) cousîtes (v.) coudront (v.) couses (v.) cousisse (v.) cousisses (v.) cousit (v.) cousissions (v.)