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Aldh. Septen. Col. 167 M.Lewis & Short Latin Dictionary, 1879. - Revised, Enlarged, and in Great Part Rewritten. Charlton T. Lewis, Ph.D. and Charles Short. 2011.
farouche — 1. farouche [ faruʃ ] n. m. • 1804; farouch 1796; provenç. farouge, lat. farrago « mélange de grains » ♦ Région. Trèfle incarnat cultivé comme fourrage. farouche 2. farouche [ faruʃ ] adj. • faroche XIIIe; métathèse de l a. fr. forasche; bas lat … Encyclopédie Universelle
farouche — adjective Etymology: French, wild, shy, from Old French, alteration of forasche, from Late Latin forasticus living outside, from Latin foras outdoors; akin to Latin fores door more at door Date: 1765 1. wild 2. marked by shyness and lack of… … New Collegiate Dictionary
forêt — (fo rê ; le t ne se lie pas ; au pluriel, l s se lie : des fo rê z immenses) s. f. 1° Vaste terrain planté de bois ; terrain couvert d arbres exploités pour le chauffage, les constructions, etc. • Rassembler les humains dans les forêts épars … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
farouche — fa|rouche [fa ruʃ] <fr. ;wohl aus mlat. forasticus »fremd«> (veraltet) wild, scheu … Das große Fremdwörterbuch
farouche — fa•rouche [[t]fəˈruʃ[/t]] adj. 1) fot fierce 2) fot sullenly unsociable or shy • Etymology: 1755–65; < F; OF faroche < VL *forasticus foreign, der. of L forās outside … From formal English to slang
farouche — /fəˈruʃ/ (say fuh roohsh) adjective 1. fierce. 2. unsociable; shy. 3. sullen. {French, alteration of farasche, from Latin forasticus foreign, from foras outside} …
farouche — [fə ro͞osh′] adj. [Fr < OFr forasche, ill tamed < VL forasticus, out of doors < L foras, outside, out of doors, akin to foris, DOOR] 1. wild; savage; fierce 2. unsociable in a fierce or surly way; lacking social grace … English World dictionary
farouche — adj. sullen, shy. Etymology: F f. OF faroche, forache f. med.L forasticus f. L foras out of doors … Useful english dictionary
