but rare until the 19th century ; derived from doubler with the prefix dé-.

Question 1

Where does the French word "dédoubler" come from?

Accepted Answer

but rare until the 19th century; derived from doubler with the prefix dé-.

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

To reduce to a single unit what was double.
To have soldiers standing in a single rank, file, instead of two.
To separate, divide a whole into two more or less equal parts.
To split a stone, divide it in two along its entire length.
To remove the lining.
To double the frequency.
To dispatch, almost at the same time, due to the influx of travelers, two trains instead of one for the same destination.
To create a double.

Question 3

How to translate "dédoubler" into english?

Accepted Answer

double

dédoubler

Conjugation of the verb "dédoubler"