politesse
common noun
Syllable Decomposition
politessefrom Italian politezza (cleanliness), from polito ("clean"), from Latin politus ("smooth").
Definitions
Plural
politesses
Translations
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chinese:礼貌
danish:høflighed
spanish:cortesía
finnish:kohteliaisuus
greek:ευγένεια
italian:cortesia
dutch:wellevendheid
polish:grzeczność
portuguese:cortesia
russian:вежливость
swedish:artighet
See also
policien (cn.) dépolissement (cn.) dépolisseur (cn.) poli (adj.) polisseuse (cn.) polisseuse (adj.) polir (v.) dépolir (v.) dépolissage (cn.) impoli (adj.) impolitesse (cn.) polissage (cn.) polisseur (cn.) polissure (cn.) repolir (v.) polissable (adj.) repolissage (cn.)