Question 1

Where does the French word "flache" come from?

Accepted Answer

this word has a troubled history. coming from the Latin flaccus, the adjective flache in the feminine, flac in the masculine, meant from the beginning of French: soft, flabby... hollow... exhausted, tired...

Question 2

What does "flache" mean in French?

Accepted Answer

First person singular of the indicative present of the verb flacher.
Third person singular of the indicative present of the verb flacher.
First person singular of the subjunctive present of the verb flacher.
Third person singular of the subjunctive present of the verb flacher.
Second person singular of the imperative of the verb flacher.

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