l'

masculine

/ɛ̃.vi.te/

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Translation

guest, invitee

Word origin

The past participle of inviter used as a noun, from Latin invitare ('to invite'). English 'invite' and 'invitation' come from the same verb.

Origin: Latin
Root: invitare
English cognates: invite, invitation

Grammar

Gendermasculine

Pluralinvités

Examples

The guests arrived at eight.

She seated every guest at the table.

l'.

A guest left his coat in the hall.

We are still waiting for two guests.

L' ' ' .

The guest of honour never came.

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This word is part of lesson 46.