lâcher

verbcommon noun

Syllable Decomposition

lâcher

from Old French lascher (13th century) 'to loosen; untie, free from a vow', earlier laschier (1080, Chanson de Roland), which goes back to Vulgar Latin *lassicare, a dissimilated form of *laxicare, a frequentative of Latin laxare 'to loosen, relax; to become loose', from which also derive laisser as well as the scholarly formations laxative, laxist and relax in French.

Definitions

Conjugation

→ Conjugation of "lâcher"

Translations

  • germangerman:herausfließen lassen
  • englishenglish:cut one loose
  • danishdanish:slippe
  • spanishspanish:soltar
  • italianitalian:lasciar andare
  • dutchdutch:weglaten
  • portugueseportuguese:largar
  • swedishswedish:gå sönder

See also

lâchas (v.) lâchâmes (v.) lâchâtes (v.) lâchasse (v.) lâchasses (v.) lâchassions (v.) lâchassiez (v.) lâchassent (v.) lâcherions (v.) lâchage (cn.) lâchure (cn.) lâcheuse (cn.) lâché (adj.) lâchée (adj.) lâchée (v.) relâché (adj.) lâcher (cn.) lâcheur (cn.) relâche (cn.) relâche (cn.)