Question 1

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

Accepted Answer

To put back upright what had fallen; to restore a thing to the situation where it should be, a person to their natural posture.
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Also means to get up again from bed.
To restore what had fallen, what had been ruined, what had been abandoned.
To restore to a previous state of prosperity.
To recover.
To emerge from a state.
To succeed after a setback.
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To resume a title that had been abandoned.
To excite, revive.
To raise, make higher.
To increase.
To turn up.
To lift the feet very high when galloping, trotting or walking.
To give a more pungent taste, a higher taste to seasonings, sauces, stews.
Said, in a similar sense, of works of the mind.
To make a thing appear more, give it more relief, more brilliance.
To highlight, praise, exalt a thing.
To point out, underline; said in a good and bad sense.
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To take note, draw up a report.
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To determine, using a marine compass or other instruments, the position of an object and report it on a map, a plan.
To replace, put a new body of troops in place of another.
Similarly said of the body, of the troop itself that succeeds another in a post.
Also said of the soldier who takes the place of the one who is removed from sentry duty.
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To change, take over.
To replace another person.
To release from an engagement, a contract, which is declared null or canceled for reason of injury or nullity of fact or law.
To begin to recover, so that one is no longer forced to stay in bed.
To heal, recover.
To be in the jurisdiction of a lordship, in the vassalage of a lord. In this sense, it was said both of lands and fiefs and of persons.
To be in a kind of dependence on someone, to be part of.
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Question 2

Where does the French word "relever" come from?

Accepted Answer

derived from the verb 'lever' with the prefix 're-'.

Question 3

How to translate "relever" into english?

Accepted Answer

recover

relever

Conjugation of the verb "relever"

Indicative

Present

Present perfect

Imperfect

Pluperfect

Simple past

Past anterior

Future

Future perfect

Subjunctive

Present

Past

Imperfect

Pluperfect

Conditional

Present

Past 1st form

Past 2nd form

Imperative

Present

Past

Participle

Present

Past