souris

common noun common noun adjective proper nounverb

Syllable Decomposition

souris

Etymology

(14th century) from Latin sorex, which became sōrīx, sōrīcem in popular Latin and sourice, souris in Old French.

Definitions

1. (14th century) from Latin sorex, which became sōrīx, sōrīcem in popular Latin and sourice, souris in Old French.

2. First person of the present indicative of 'sourire' (to smile).

3. Second person of the present indicative of 'sourire' (to smile).

4. First person of the past simple of 'sourire' (to smile).

5. Second person of the past simple of 'sourire' (to smile).

See also

sourire (v.) Souris (pn.) souri (v.) sourie (v.) souries (v.) sourient (v.) sourît (v.) sourions (v.) souriions (v.) souriez (v.) souriiez (v.) souriais (v.) souriaient (v.) souriait (v.) sourîmes (v.) sourîtes (v.) sourirent (v.) sourirai (v.) souriras (v.) sourira (v.)