crime
French
noun
Definitions
- A category of severe infractions within French law, with the strongest of penalties; a felony. (10 years and more according to law)
Etymology
Inherited from Old French crimne borrowed from Latin crīmen (crime, verdict, adultery) derived from Proto-Italic *kreimen derived from Proto-Indo-European *kréymn̥, *krey- (separate, seive, divide, touch, strip, sieve, sift, graze, split, I separate, shake, streak, pick out, I move, part).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*krey-
Gloss
separate, seive, divide, touch, strip, sieve, sift, graze, split, I separate, shake, streak, pick out, I move, part
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Action/Process
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Cognates and derived terms
- biocriminology English
- concernable English
- crimebuster English
- crimen English
- criminalist English
- criminality English
- criminalization English
- criminalize English
- criminally English
- criminalness English
- criminologist English
- criminology English
- criminousness English
- critical English
- cybercriminal English
- decriminalization English
- decriminalize English
- diacritical English
- discernible English
- discernibleness English
- discernibly English
- discernment English
- discretionary English
- discriminate English
- discriminatory English
- excremental English
- hypocrite English
- hypocritical English
- indiscernible English
- indiscriminately English
- neurocriminology English
- nondiscretionary English
- nondiscrimination English
- oneirocritic English
- oneirocritical English
- oneirocriticism English
- recremental English
- recriminalize English
- recriminate English
- recrimination English
- secretaire English
- secretary English
- secretion English
- subcritical English
- supercritical English
- supracritical English
- cernō Latin
- certus Latin
- concerno Latin
- concernō Latin
- cribrum Latin
- crimen Latin
- criminalis Latin
- criminatio Latin
- criminatio, criminationis Latin
- crimine, crimen Latin
- crimino Latin
- crimino, criminatus Latin
- criminor Latin
- criminosus Latin
- critica Latin
- crībrum Latin
- crīmen Latin
- crīminālis Latin
- crīminōsus Latin
- discernere Latin
- discerno Latin
- discretio Latin
- discretus Latin
- discrimen Latin
- discriminatio Latin
- discriminatio, discrimīnatiōnem, discrimīnatiō Latin
- discriminatio, discrīminātiōnem, discrīminātiō Latin
- discrimino Latin
- discrētus Latin
- excerno Latin
- excretum Latin
- excrēmentum Latin
- excrētus Latin
- in Latin
- in- + discriminatum Latin
- screa Latin
- sēcrētus Latin
- crime Italian
- criminale Italian
- escremento Italian
- escreto Italian
- criminalité French
- criminel French
- récrimination French
- récriminer French
- secrétariat French
- crimen Spanish, Castilian
- criminal Spanish, Castilian
- διακριτικός Ancient Greek
- κρίνω Ancient Greek
- κρίσις Ancient Greek
- κρησέρα Ancient Greek
- κριτήριον Ancient Greek
- κριτικός Ancient Greek
- ὑπόκρισις Ancient Greek
- *krey- Proto-Indo-European
- *kri-n-ye-, *krinyéti Proto-Indo-European
- *kréymn̥ Proto-Indo-European
- *trem- Proto-Indo-European
- anticrime Portuguese
- crime Portuguese
- criminal Portuguese
- descriminação Portuguese
- *hrainisōną Proto-Germanic
- *hrainiz Proto-Germanic
- *hrīdrą Proto-Germanic
- *hrīmaz Proto-Germanic
- *hrīnaną Proto-Germanic
- dyrne Old English
- dern Middle English
- hreina Old Norse
- hreinleikr Old Norse
- hreinsan Old Norse
- hreinsanareldr Old Norse
- hressa Old Norse
- hressleikr Old Norse
- hrinr Old Norse
- crime Old French
- criminal Old French
- crimne Old French
- crim Catalan, Valencian
- crimă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- crînme Norman
- *krini- Proto-Celtic
- *krētros Proto-Celtic
- *ɸarekrini- Proto-Celtic
- crimã Aromanian
- *kreimen Proto-Italic
- *krinō Proto-Italic
- krieti Lithuanian