entendre
verb
Syllable Decomposition
entendrefrom the classical Latin intendere ("to hear, to tend towards", figuratively "to tend, to direct (one's gaze, one's mind, one's attention, etc.) towards") in medieval Latin, it takes on the meaning of "to pay attention to, to understand, to want, to decide; to listen, to hear".
Definitions
- administration
- droit
- religion
- religion
Conjugation
→ Conjugation of "entendre"Synonyms
Translations
german:verstehen
english:hear
spanish:entenderse
greek:ακούω
italian:ascoltare
dutch:horen
polish:słyszeć
portuguese:ouvir
russian:слышать
swedish:höra
See also
inaudible (adj.) réentendre (v.) inentendu (adj.) entendue (adj.) entendue (v.) entendant (v.) entendable (adj.) entendîtes (v.) entendisses (v.) entendissions (v.) entendissiez (v.) audible (adj.) entendement (cn.) entendeur (cn.) entendu (adj.) entendu (int.) entendu (v.) entente (cn.) audibilité (cn.) ré-entendre (v.)