passere
Danish
Etymology 1
From French passer (“to pass”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /paseːrə/, [pʰaˈseːˀɐ]
Verb
passere (imperative passer, infinitive at passere, present tense passerer, past tense passerede, perfect tense er/har passeret)
- pass, pass by
- pass through
- cross
- do, pass muster
- (dated) happen, occur
Etymology 2
See passer (“caliper, compass, dividers”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /pasərə/, [ˈpʰasɐːɐ]
Noun
passere c
- indefinite plural of passer
Dutch
Verb
passere
- (archaic) singular present subjunctive of passeren
Anagrams
- passeer
Italian
Noun
passere f
- plural of passera
Anagrams
- asperse, esparse, paresse, spesare, speserà
Latin
Noun
passere
- ablative singular of passer
Norwegian Bokmål
Etymology
From Latin passus, via French passer
Verb
passere (imperative passer, present tense passerer, passive passeres, simple past passerte, past participle passert, present participle passerende)
- to pass, go past, pass by, cross (a line, border)
References
- “passere” in The Bokmål Dictionary.