gratter
verb
Syllable Decomposition
gratterfrom Old French grater, through an attested Medieval Latin intermediary, cratare, borrowed from Old Frankish krattōn "to rub by scraping", which is related to Middle Low German kratten, German kratzen, English regional scrat; see kratzen. The French words have given rise to gratar in Occitan and Spanish and grattare in Italian.
Definitions
- scolaire
Conjugation
→ Conjugation of "gratter"Translations
german:ritzen
english:squawk
danish:kradse
spanish:raer
finnish:kynsiä
italian:raschiare
dutch:krabben
portuguese:coçar
swedish:riva
See also
grattant (v.) grattions (v.) grattiez (v.) grattas (v.) grattâmes (v.) grattâtes (v.) grattèrent (v.) gratteras (v.) gratteront (v.) grattasse (v.) grattasses (v.) grattassions (v.) grattassiez (v.) grattassent (v.) gratterais (v.) gratterions (v.) gratteriez (v.) gratte (cn.) gratté (v.) gratta (v.)