tôt
adverb
Syllable Decomposition
tôtFrom Old French tost, from Vulgar Latin tostum, neuter taken as an adverb of tostus ('toasted, roasted, burnt'), past participle of torrere ('to grill, roast'). The word must have first meant 'warmly' hence 'promptly'.
Definitions
Synonyms
de bonne heurevite
Antonym
tard
Translations
german:unverzüglich
english:right away
danish:tidligt
spanish:pronto
finnish:aikaisin
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hebrew:(mouqdam) מוקדם
italian:di buon'ora
dutch:vroeg
polish:wcześnie
portuguese:cedo
russian:рано
turkish:erken