secours

common nounverb

Syllable Decomposition

secours

Etymology

From Vulgar Latin succursum, the supine of succurrere ("to help, assist"), composed of sub- ("under") and currere ("to run"). (1080) succors.

Definitions

1. First person singular of the present indicative of 'secourir' (to help).

2. Second person singular of the present indicative of 'secourir' (to help).

3. Second person singular of the present imperative of 'secourir' (to help).

See also

secourons (v.) secourent (v.) secourais (v.) secouriez (v.) secourûmes (v.) secourûtes (v.) secoururent (v.) secourras (v.) secourrons (v.) secourrez (v.) secourront (v.) secoure (v.) secourusse (v.) secourusses (v.) secourussions (v.) secourussiez (v.) secourussent (v.) secourrais (v.) secourrait (v.) secourrions (v.)