flieuthi

Norman

Etymology

From Old French florir, from Vulgar Latin *florīre, (with conjugation influenced by Latin flōrēscō, flōrēscere (“flower, begin to blossom”)), from flōreō (“bloom, blossom, flower”), from flōs, flōris (“flower”).

Verb

flieuthi

1. (Jersey) to flower

Derived terms

• r'flieuthi (“to reflower, rebloom, reblossom, flower again, bloom again, blossom again”)

Related terms

• flieur (“flower”)