Question 1

Where does the French word "prèle" come from?

Accepted Answer

from Vulgar Latin asperella, derived from Latin asper ('rough'); it gives asprele in Old French and then, by apheresis of the /a/ (probably by misdivision: l'asprele / la sprele) and metathesis of the /s/, presle to give prêle.

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

First person singular present indicative of prèler.
Third person singular present indicative of prèler.
First person singular present subjunctive of prèler.
Third person singular present subjunctive of prèler.
Second person singular imperative of prèler.
First person singular present indicative of préler.
Third person singular present indicative of préler.
First person singular present subjunctive of préler.
Third person singular present subjunctive of préler.
Second person singular imperative of préler.

prèle

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