Question 1

What is the definition of the French word "haut"?

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Which is elevated.
Also qualifies certain things that are located above others.
Qualifies the weather when the clouds are high, there is no need to fear the rain.
Qualifies certain countries that are further from the sea, or closer to the source of some great river, or also more mountainous.
Qualifies what is distant in time, what is from distant eras.
That is raised; that is lifted.
That is deep.
Qualifies a tide at its highest point.
Qualifies a sea that is agitated.
Qualifies high, sharp sounds, whether speaking of music or instruments.
Qualifies the voice when it is sonorous, resounding, and can be heard from afar.
Qualifies a way of speaking, a proud, threatening, arrogant tone.
Who is superior, excellent, eminent, distinguished in his kind, when speaking of people and things.
Qualifies the cards that have the most value.
Which is of considerable, extraordinary value.
Qualifies commodities whose price is high.
That is excessive in its kind.
That is proud, haughty, imperious; haughty.

Question 2

What words are antonyms of the French word "haut"?

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Question 3

What words are synonyms of the French word "haut"?

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Question 4

Where does the French word "haut" come from?

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from Latin altus with the addition of an initial aspirated "h" under the influence of the Frankish hauh, hoh (cf. German hoch).

Question 5

How do you say "haut" in english?

Accepted Answer

high

Question 6

How to translate "haut" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

alto

Question 7

How do you translate "haut" into german?

Accepted Answer

hoch

haut

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