Question 1

What are the anagrams of the French word "perdre"?

Accepted Answer

<ul><li>reperd</li></ul>

Question 2

What does the French word "perdre" mean?

Accepted Answer

To be deprived of something that one had, that one possessed.
To be deprived of an advantage or a profit.
To be deprived, by death or otherwise, of a person whom one loved, whom one has reason to regret.
To be deprived of some part of oneself, to undergo the loss or significant diminution of some physical or moral faculty that one possessed.
To cease to have, no longer have.
To cease to follow or occupy, to let slip or let be taken.
To misplace an object, no longer know where it is.
To let someone stray or lead them astray; to divert them from their path.
To confuse the mind, no longer understand anything.
To make poor use, useless use of something, to fail to take advantage of it.
To be defeated in something by another, to be at a disadvantage against someone or something.
Not to obtain the gain, the profit, the advantage that one desired or hoped for.
To sell cheaper than one bought, when speaking of merchandise.
To decrease in value, in quality.
To ruin, dishonor, discredit; to cause harm to someone's fortune, reputation, health, etc.
To spoil the mind, the judgment; To corrupt morals, debauch.
To damage, harm something.
Not to hear, not to see.
To have no hope of healing, of being saved.
No longer know where one is.

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

from the Latin perdo dif=perdere (dif=perdere).

Question 4

How to translate "perdre" into russian?

Accepted Answer

заблудиться

Question 5

What is the translation of "perdre" into german?

Accepted Answer

verirren

Question 6

What is the translation of "perdre" into english?

Accepted Answer

lost

Question 7

How do you translate "perdre" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

despistar

perdre

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