curé

common nounverb

Syllable Decomposition

curé

Etymology

From Latin curatus, "he who has the care of souls" (very rare in the Middle Ages), derived from cura ("care").

Definition

1. Masculine singular past participle of curer.

Anagram

écru

See also

curons (v.) curez (v.) curent (v.) curais (v.) curions (v.) curiez (v.) curaient (v.) curai (v.) curas (v.) curâmes (v.) curâtes (v.) curèrent (v.) curerai (v.) curera (v.) curerons (v.) curerez (v.) cureront (v.) curasse (v.) curasses (v.) curât (v.)