Question 1

What does the French word "même" mean?

Accepted Answer

That is not another, that is not different. -
Often presented in the form: the same as, the same as, it implies a comparison between two ideas and marks either identity or resemblance.
Used without an article and placed immediately after a noun or pronoun to mark more expressly the person or thing of which one is speaking. It then has the same meaning as himself, herself, themselves.
It is also placed after nouns that designate some qualities, to express that they are at the highest degree in the person of whom one speaks.
Placed after the pronoun it modifies, it serves to insist on the person, on the identity, -

Question 2

What is the plural of the French word "même"?

Accepted Answer

mêmes

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

from the Vulgar Latin metipsimus, composed of -met + ipse + -issimus. gives in Roman medisme, then meïsme and finally the Old French mesme. related to the Spanish mismo, the Catalan mateix, the Portuguese mesmo and the Italian medesimo.

Question 4

How do you say "même" in german?

Accepted Answer

selbst

Question 5

How to translate "même" into english?

Accepted Answer

themselves

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