Question 1

Where does the French word "nymphe" come from?

Accepted Answer

From Latin nympha, itself from Ancient Greek νύμφη (númphē, 'young bride', 'betrothed', 'young girl').

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

nymphes

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

A female divinity of a lower rank who haunts rivers, springs, woods, mountains, meadows, seas, etc., and personifies the living forces of nature.
A beautiful young girl or young woman.
A young girl or young woman attached to a place, a role, a function.
A stage of metamorphosis of an insect, intermediate between the larval state and the imago state.
The aged larva of an aphid whose wing buds are already developed.
The small labia, membranous folds on each side of the vaginal opening under the large labia of the vulva.
A species of nocturnal lepidopteran insect (moth) of the family Noctuidae, whose back wings are brown in color with dark bands and yellow on the hind wings.

Question 4

What is the translation of "nymphe" into english?

Accepted Answer

nymph

nymphe

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