tres-

See also: Appendix:Variations of "tres"

Asturian

Etymology

From Latin trans. Compare tres (as an independent adverb).

Prefix

tres-

1. trans-

   ‎tres- + ‎escribir (“to write”) → ‎trescribir (“to transcribe”)

2. behind

   ‎tres- + ‎cantu (“rock, hill”) → ‎trescantar (“to go behind a rock”)

3. too much, in excess, over-

   ‎tres- + ‎cocer (“to boil”) → ‎trescocer (“to overboil”)

   ‎tres- + ‎cochu (“cooked”) → ‎trescochu (“overcooked”)

Derived terms

Asturian terms prefixed with tres-

tresbordar

trescordar

tresantanueche

tresantayeri

tresbiznietu

trescalar

trescantar

trescantu

trecegar

trescocer

trescochu

trescolar

trescollerar

trescortiar

trescuña

trescuñu

tresdoblar

tresecháu

trescribir

tresllechar

tresfigurar

tresfogueru

tresfueyar

tresgüelu

treslliterar

tresllantar

treslladar

tresllombar

tresllucir

tresllumar

tresllume

treslluz

tresmano

tresmayu

tresmontar

tresmontoriu

tresnochar

tresordinariu

tresoreyu

tresoyer

trespandar

trespapelar

trespasu

trespás

tresplantar

tresillón

tresbildar

tresllape

tresmolleyu

tresmudu

Middle French

Etymology

From Old French tres-.

Prefix

tres-

1. an intensifying prefix that doesn't change the meaning of the prefixed word

Old French

Etymology

From Latin trans. Compare trés (as an independent adverb).

Prefix

tres-

1. trans- (across; traversing)
2. an intensifying prefix that doesn't change the meaning of the prefixed word

Derived terms

Old French terms prefixed with tres-

trebuchier

tresoir

trespas

trespasser

tressaillir

trestorner

trestot

Descendants

• French: tré- (no longer productive)