Question 1

Where does the French word "donner" come from?

Accepted Answer

From Latin donare (to offer, to make a gift). For a reason difficult to discern, the classical dare ('to give') was completely eliminated in Gaul (unlike in Italy and the Iberian peninsula), presumably quite early, since in Occitan, 'to give' is also donar. Sanskrit दा, dā ('to give').

Question 2

What words are synonyms of the French word "donner"?

Accepted Answer

bailler
céder
fournir
offrir

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

To make a gift; to transfer, without compensation, the ownership of a thing that one possesses or enjoys, to another person.
To offer guests a dinner, a party, a ball, etc.
To offer, to present.
To deliver, to put into the hands, to hand over, to entrust.
To transmit in exchange, in return for something, for some service.
To provide, especially in terms of guarantees, pledges, proofs.
To administer.
To inflict, in the case of tortures, punishments, ill-treatment.
To launch an assault, a battle.
To direct, to apply the action, the impression, the effect of something on an object.
To grant; to bestow.
To sacrifice by devotion for someone, for something.
To place under the direction of a tutor, a governor, a teacher.
To sell at a low price.
To pay a salary, compensation.
To provide, especially in terms of guarantees, pledges, proofs.
To confer.
To represent before the public.
To produce a play.
To pronounce before an audience.
To publish; to have printed.
To announce or present a person or a thing as such or such, as this or that.
To indicate.
To spend time with someone.
To employ, to devote time.
To expose, to state, to communicate, to make known through speech or otherwise.
To impose, to prescribe, to establish or indicate.
To attribute.
To make a thing, through work, action, or any means, take a situation, a form, dimensions, an appearance, qualities.
To provide, to produce, to yield.
To give birth to, to procreate.
To cause; to procure; to make have.
To commit to making great sacrifices so that a thing would or would not be.
To communicate to someone a contagious disease of which one is afflicted.
To cause to contract, in the case of tastes, inclinations, etc., that one has oneself.
To denounce; to betray.
To give charity, alms.
To distribute playing cards.
To hit; to strike.
To have a view on.
To have an outcome.
To fall, to throw oneself, to turn to.
Ambonese Malay To charge against the enemy.
To devote oneself, by taste, to an activity.
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To attach oneself to someone; to devote oneself to them.
To announce or present a person or a thing as such or such, as this or that.
To put oneself under the domination of someone.
To devote all one's affection to someone.
To grant the ultimate favors, to sleep with a man, in the case of a woman.
To designate another person; to call each other between people.

Question 4

What words are antonyms of the French word "donner"?

Accepted Answer

garder
retenir
vendre

Question 5

How to translate "donner" into italian?

Accepted Answer

uscire

Question 6

How do you say "donner" in spanish?

Accepted Answer

dar

Question 7

How to translate "donner" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

ministrar

Question 8

How do you translate "donner" into german?

Accepted Answer

geben

Question 9

How to translate "donner" into english?

Accepted Answer

yield

Question 10

How to translate "donner" into russian?

Accepted Answer

дать

donner

Conjugation of the verb "donner"

Indicative

Present

Present perfect

Imperfect

Pluperfect

Simple past

Past anterior

Future

Future perfect

Subjunctive

Present

Past

Imperfect

Pluperfect

Conditional

Present

Past 1st form

Past 2nd form

Imperative

Present

Past

Participle

Present

Past