feutre

common nounverb

Syllable Decomposition

feutre

Etymology

from the Frankish filtir "coarse fabric", see felt in modern German. filtrum is attested in medieval Latin from the eighth century.

Definitions

1. First person singular of the present indicative of to felt.

2. Third person singular of the present indicative of to felt.

3. First person singular of the present subjunctive of to felt.

4. Third person singular of the present subjunctive of to felt.

5. Second person singular of the imperative of to felt.

Anagrams

furetéréfute

See also

feutrons (v.) feutrez (v.) feutrais (v.) feutrions (v.) feutriez (v.) feutraient (v.) feutrai (v.) feutras (v.) feutrâmes (v.) feutrâtes (v.) feutrèrent (v.) feutrerai (v.) feutreras (v.) feutrera (v.) feutrerons (v.) feutrerez (v.) feutreront (v.) feutrasse (v.) feutrasses (v.) feutrât (v.)