Question 1

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

Accepted Answer

<ul><li>report</li></ul>

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

from Latin portare.

Question 3

What does the French word "porter" mean?

Accepted Answer

To support something or someone.
To be weighed down by misfortune, suffering, etc.; to bear, suffer, endure.
To be burdened with work.
To support, choose, elect.
To put forward someone as a candidate, in an election.
To maintain one's rank, dignity, honor, etc.
To have on oneself or hold in the hand.
To put on oneself, in reference to clothing, ornaments, etc.
To deliver, give.
To hold one's body, head, arms, etc., and everything relating to bearing and gesture.
To transport.
To push, extend, raise, make go, lead.
To transport, transmit, push, extend, raise.
To inscribe; record.
To indicate.
To submit to a jurisdiction, examination, judgment.
To induce; incite to something.
To be pregnant, in reference to women; to be gravid, in reference to female animals.
To produce, in reference to the earth, trees, etc.
To cause, produce, bring about.
To manifest, show, in reference to the mind, character.
To have, present, offer.
To display.
To declare, say, express, in reference to public acts, letters, and other writings.
To be placed, be supported.
To weigh.
To concern, have as its object.
To head towards.
To reach; in reference to firearms and projectile weapons, as well as their projectiles.
To make an impression; to be decisive, achieve its goal.
To cover a distance, in reference to sound, gaze, wind, etc.
To launch high so that it quickly settles back to the ground, in reference to a ball.
To make a software or software functionality function in a different context than the original context (for example, on a different type of machine).
To go, transport oneself.
To flow, direct oneself, in reference to various things.
In reference to the disposition of the mind, the inclination, the tendency one has to do something.
To present oneself as a candidate for an elective office.
To appear in court.
To be in some state of health.
To be the object of fashion, as clothing or ornament.

Question 4

How to translate "porter" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

llevar

Question 5

How to translate "porter" into english?

Accepted Answer

wear

Question 6

How to translate "porter" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

carregar

Question 7

How do you say "porter" in german?

Accepted Answer

tragen

porter

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