Question 1

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

Accepted Answer

from Latin relaxare, see relax.

Question 2

What does the French word "relâcher" mean?

Accepted Answer

To make a thing less tense.
To purge slightly.
To let go, when speaking of a prisoner, of someone who was being held against their will and to whom freedom is returned.
To yield, to abandon something of one's rights, claims, or interests.
To diminish, to back down from one's initial exactitude, initial zeal.
To stop, in some place.
To soften, when speaking of the weather.
To relax, to rest.
To back down from one's initial ardor, initial exactitude.
To let oneself go.

Question 3

What is the translation of "relâcher" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

descansar

Question 4

What is the translation of "relâcher" into english?

Accepted Answer

relax

relâcher

Conjugation of the verb "relâcher"