raquer

verb

Syllable Decomposition

raquer

from the Old French rachier (to spit), whose regional variants often replaced the -ch- /ʃ/ with a -k- /k/. in southern France, the word comes from the Occitan racar (to vomit).

Definitions

Conjugation

→ Conjugation of "raquer"

Translations

  • germangerman:blechen
  • spanishspanish:rascarse los bolsillos

See also

raqués (adj.) raques (v.) raquant (v.) raquais (v.) raquions (v.) raquiez (v.) raquai (v.) raquas (v.) raqua (v.) raquâmes (v.) raquâtes (v.) raquèrent (v.) raqueras (v.) raquera (v.) raquerons (v.) raquerez (v.) raqueront (v.) raquasse (v.) raquasses (v.) raquât (v.)