rucher

common nounverb

Syllable Decomposition

rucher

Etymology

derived from the noun hive (of bees) to which the suffix -ier was added, giving here -er (to form a masculine noun). (nouns).

Definitions

1. Arrange hay in small stacks resembling beehives. agriculture: Va donc rucher le foin.

2. Gather into a ruffle or adorn with ruching, a slightly pleated strip of fabric that accompanies garments. couture

Conjugation

→ Conjugation of "rucher"

Translations

See also

ruchées (v.) ruchant (v.) ruchons (v.) ruchez (v.) ruchent (v.) ruchais (v.) ruchait (v.) ruchions (v.) ruchiez (v.) ruchaient (v.) ruchai (v.) ruchas (v.) rucha (v.) ruchâmes (v.) ruchâtes (v.) ruchèrent (v.) rucherai (v.) rucheras (v.) ruchera (v.) rucherons (v.)