le
/sɔ.mɛ/
Translation
summit, top, peak
Word origin
From Old French somet, a small form of som, from Latin summum ('the highest point'), from summus. English 'summit' and 'sum' come from the same adjective.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- summum
- English cognates
- summit, sum
Grammar
Examples
au .
We reached the summit before noon.
.
The top of the mountain is covered in snow.
l'.
The northern peaks stay white all year round.
.
An important summit will be held in Paris.
.
Both peaks can be seen from the house.
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