Question 1

What is the etymology of thr French word "galbe"?

Accepted Answer

from Italian garbo (form, manner in which something is made) related to gabarit. attested in 1551 in the form of garbe ('with good grace') and a few years later in the modern form of galbe and the meaning of 'grace'; a century later, in 1676, we find galbe with the meaning of 'more or less curved contour'.

Question 2

What does "galbe" mean in French?

Accepted Answer

First-person singular indicative present of galber.
Third-person singular indicative present of galber.
First-person singular present subjunctive of galber.
Third-person singular present subjunctive of galber.
Second-person singular imperative of galber.

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