le
/ʃe.ʁi/
Translation
darling, dear (masculine)
Word origin
The past participle of cherir ('to cherish'), from Latin carus ('dear'). As a term of endearment it means 'darling' (masculine).
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- carus
- English cognates
- cherish, charity
Grammar
Examples
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Good night, my darling, sleep well.
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Darling, did you remember to buy bread?
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He is my darling, we have been together for two years.
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My darling cooked me a lovely dinner last night.
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My darlings, come quickly, the cake is ready!
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Good night, my darling, sweet dreams.
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