pardonner
French
verb
Definitions
- to pardon, forgive
- (transitive) to excuse
Etymology
Inherited from Old French pardoner inherited from Latin *perdonō, per- (through, along, during, thoroughly, across, very).
Origin
Latin
per-
Gloss
through, along, during, thoroughly, across, very
Concept
Semantic Field
Miscellaneous function words
Ontological Category
Other
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Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Pardongate English
- pardon English
- pardonee English
- pardoner English
- pardonest English
- pardoneth English
- pardonless English
- *perdonare Latin
- *perdono, *perdonāre Latin
- *perdonāre Latin
- *perdonō Latin
- *perdōnāre Latin
- *pertraiciō Latin
- *pertrāctiāre Latin
- *pertrāicere Latin
- iactō Latin
- per- Latin
- perdonabile Italian
- perdonare Italian
- perfumare Italian
- riperdonare Italian
- par- French
- pardonnable French
- perdonar Spanish, Castilian
- perdonavidas Spanish, Castilian
- *fragebaną Proto-Germanic
- forgiefendlic Old English
- forġiefan Old English
- foryiven Middle English
- forȝiven Middle English
- pardonen Middle English
- pardún Irish
- pardoner Old French
- parjeter, pargeter Old French
- nepardonebla Esperanto
- nepardoneble Esperanto
- pardonebla Esperanto
- pardoneble Esperanto
- pardoni Esperanto
- pardono Esperanto
- senpardona Esperanto
- perdonar Catalan, Valencian
- pre- Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- parfum Indonesian
- fargeban Old High German
- pardonar Ido
- vergeben Middle High German
- per- Asturian
- perdonar Old Occitan
- perfumar Old Occitan
- pardonné Louisiana Creole French