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/kɥiʁ/

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Translation

to cook, to bake

Word origin

From Latin coquere ('to cook'), which also gave coquina ('kitchen'). English 'cook', 'kitchen' and 'biscuit' all trace back to it.

Origin
Latin
Root
coquere
English cognates
cook, kitchen, biscuit

Grammar

Verb type-re irregular (3rd group), like conduire

Conjugation

Regular french-irregular conjugation. Pronouns: je, tu, il/elle, nous, vous, ils/elles.

Indicative

Person PresentImperfectPast historicFutureConditional
jecuiscuisaiscuisiscuiraicuirais
tucuiscuisaiscuisiscuirascuirais
il/ellecuitcuisaitcuisitcuiracuirait
nouscuisonscuisionscuisîmescuironscuirions
vouscuisezcuisiezcuisîtescuirezcuiriez
ils/ellescuisentcuisaientcuisirentcuirontcuiraient

Subjunctive

Person PresentImperfect
jecuisecuisisse
tucuisescuisisses
il/ellecuisecuisît
nouscuisionscuisissions
vouscuisiezcuisissiez
ils/ellescuisentcuisissent

Imperative

Person Affirmative
tucuis
nouscuisons
vouscuisez

Non-finite

Gerund / present participle
cuisant
Past participle
cuit · cuite · cuits · cuites

Examples

.

The meat should be cooked over a low heat.

cuis - .

I bake the bread myself every morning.

.

Let the vegetables cook for another twenty minutes.

cuis '.

You always cook the fish with a little oil.

.

These apples will cook very quickly.

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This word is part of lesson 41.