i avoir

Old French

Excerpt from the Oxford manuscript of The Song of Roland. The final five words are i ad plus de mil (“there are more than a thousand”).

From Latin hīc (“here”) and habēre (“to have”).

i avoir

(impersonal) there be
- 12^th Century, Unknown, Raoul de Cambrai:
  Laissiés les mors, n'i a nul recouvrier.
  Leave the dead, there are none to be recovered.

单词	i avoir
释义	i avoir Old French Excerpt from the Oxford manuscript of The Song of Roland. The final five words are i ad plus de mil (“there are more than a thousand”). Alternative forms i aveir i aver i avoyr Etymology From Latin hīc (“here”) and habēre (“to have”). Verb i avoir (impersonal) there be 12^th Century, Unknown, Raoul de Cambrai: Laissiés les mors, n'i a nul recouvrier. Leave the dead, there are none to be recovered. Conjugation see avoir Descendants French: y avoir
随便看	건초 건축 건축가 건축물 건축하다 건축학 건포도 걷기 걷다 걸 걸개 걸 그룹 걸그룹 걸다 -걸랑 걸랑 걸레 걸리다 걸림 걸림갈음이름씨 걸림씨 걸상 걸신 걸어 걸어가다