Question 1

Where does the French word "tourner" come from?

Accepted Answer

from the Latin torno dif=tornare (dif=tornare), via the Old French torner.

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

To move in a circular motion around an axis of rotation.
To describe a circular movement around something; to go around.
To move in a curved line.
To move; to direct.
To invert, to move in the opposite direction, or to return.
To avoid or evade, when talking about a difficulty.
To arrange around something.
To change sides.
To influence, to make pass into a different state. We rather say 'retourner' today.
To transform.
To shape on a lathe.
To write in prose or verse, giving them a certain style.
To film, or to participate in a film. Expression coming from the era of hand-cranked cameras.
To move in a circular motion.
To twist.
To move in another direction.
To go back and forth, to wander.
To cause dizziness.
To go mad.
To be arranged in a circle.
To change, to transform.
To change in an unexpected way.
To deteriorate, to change for the worse.
For a program, to be in the process of execution.

Question 3

How to translate "tourner" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

girar

Question 4

How to translate "tourner" into german?

Accepted Answer

drehen

Question 5

How to translate "tourner" into english?

Accepted Answer

turn

tourner

Conjugation of the verb "tourner"