sus

adverb proper nounverb

Syllable Decomposition

sus

Etymology

from Latin susum, a popular variant of sursum ("from below upwards; upwards").

Definitions

1. Plural masculine past participle of savoir (to know).

2. First person singular of the past simple of savoir (to know).

3. Second person singular of the past simple of savoir (to know)

See also

sues (v.) savoir (v.) su (v.) susses (v.) sussions (v.) sussiez (v.) sûtes (v.) Su (pn.) Sus (pn.) surent (v.) sait (v.) sais (v.) sut (v.) sussent (v.) susse (v.) sûmes (v.) sue (v.) savons (cn.) savons (v.) savions (v.)