l'
/ɛ̃.dis/
Translation
clue; index (figure)
Word origin
From Latin indicium ('information, sign, evidence'), from index ('one who points out, forefinger'), which is built on indicare ('to point out'). English 'index' and 'indicate' come from the same family.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- indicium
- English cognates
- index, indicate
Grammar
Examples
' .
The police found no clue at the scene.
Cet .
That clue is enough to guess the answer.
L' .
The price index has risen by two per cent.
- , .
Give me a clue, I am completely stuck.
.
His silence was one more clue.
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