Question 1

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

Accepted Answer

from Latin perfectus. (11th century) parfit, (10th century) perfectus. Past participle of the verb parfaire, from Latin perfectus.

Question 2

What is the feminine of the French word "parfait"?

Accepted Answer

parfaite

Question 3

What does the French word "parfait" mean?

Accepted Answer

A tense of the indicative or subjunctive mood that indicates a past action in relation to the moment of speaking. A set of verb forms indicating a present state resulting from a previous action. See imperfect and perfective.
The past (simple or compound), as opposed to the imperfect.
A type of ice cream, shaped like a sugar loaf, that contains only fresh cream and a flavor.
Among the Cathars, a believer who had received the baptism of the spirit, the consolamentum, and who permanently sought perfection.

Question 4

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

Accepted Answer

parfaits

Question 5

How do you say "parfait" in english?

Accepted Answer

perfect

parfait

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