forme
French
noun
Definitions
- shape (geometrical representation)
- shape (physical appearance)
- form
Etymology
Inherited from Old French forme borrowed from Latin fōrma (form, shape).
Origin
Latin
fōrma
Gloss
form, shape
Concept
Semantic Field
Sense perception
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
体
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- -morph English
- -morphic English
- -morphism English
- -morphy English
- alloform English
- antiform English
- apoform English
- beamform English
- bedform English
- bioform English
- byform English
- cloudform English
- crudeform English
- cytoform English
- disform English
- e-form English
- eigenform English
- fireform English
- foreform English
- form English
- form feed English
- formability English
- formable English
- formboard English
- formbook English
- formest English
- formeth English
- formfilling English
- formfitting English
- formful English
- formless English
- formlike English
- formstone English
- formwork English
- geoform English
- glycoform English
- inform English
- interform English
- isoform English
- landform English
- letterform English
- lifeform English
- megaform English
- metalloform English
- microform English
- misform English
- morph English
- morpheme English
- morpho- English
- morphoform English
- multiform English
- nanoform English
- newform English
- nitroform English
- outform English
- phosphoform English
- planform English
- polyform English
- postform English
- preform English
- pro-form English
- protoform English
- rollform English
- shortform English
- sialoform English
- sideform English
- slipform English
- springform English
- subform English
- synform English
- thermoform English
- thoughtform English
- unform English
- urform English
- verbform English
- waveform English
- webform English
- wireform English
- wordform English
- acetabuliformis Latin
- acutiformis Latin
- apiformis Latin
- bacilliformis Latin
- bursiformis Latin
- cancriformis Latin
- forma Latin
- formalis Latin
- formo Latin
- formo, formāre, formō Latin
- formosus Latin
- formula Latin
- fōrma Latin
- hamiformis Latin
- lyriformis Latin
- pediformis Latin
- scalpelliformis Latin
- vermiformis Latin
- -förmig German
- Backform German
- Bauform German
- Dauerform German
- Form German
- Formenlehre German
- Formwandler German
- Gasform German
- Grundform German
- Handelsform German
- Kopfform German
- Koseform German
- Kristallform German
- Lebensform German
- Morphologie German
- Nebenform German
- Nennform German
- Pulverform German
- Pyramidenform German
- Reinform German
- Steigerungsform German
- Tropfenform German
- Vergrößerungsform German
- Verkleinerungsform German
- Wirklichkeitsform German
- Wortform German
- Wunschform German
- Wägeform German
- formal German
- formbeständig German
- formlos German
- formschön German
- formstabil German
- förmlich German
- forma Hungarian
- forma Italian
- microforme French
- morphème French
- préforme French
- морфология Russian
- forma Spanish, Castilian
- horma Spanish, Castilian
- Μορφεύς Ancient Greek
- μορφή Ancient Greek
- μορφόω Ancient Greek
- μόρφα Ancient Greek
- μόρφη Ancient Greek
- τετράμορφος Ancient Greek
- ἄμορφος Ancient Greek
- form Norwegian Bokmål
- metamorf Norwegian Bokmål
- forma Portuguese
- フォーム Japanese
- forma Polish
- form Norwegian Nynorsk
- metamorf Norwegian Nynorsk
- forme Middle English
- -morfach Irish
- -morfacht Irish
- foirm Irish
- morfa- Irish
- form Danish
- forma Czech
- morf Czech
- forme Old French
- formo Esperanto
- forma Serbo-Croatian
- forma Catalan, Valencian
- formă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- ฟอร์ม Thai
- μορφή Greek (modern)
- vorme Middle Dutch
- -morpha Translingual
- form Turkish
- forme Norman
- forma Old Portuguese
- fomu Swahili
- forma Old Swedish
- forma Asturian
- forma Lithuanian
- fom Volapük
- ifomu Xhosa
- fòm Haitian, Haitian Creole
- *fʉrβ̃ Proto-Brythonic
- forma Ladin