accepter
French
verb
Definitions
- (transitive) to accept
Etymology
Inherited from Middle French accepter inherited from Old French accepter (accept) borrowed from Latin accepto, acceptō, acceptāre (receive).
Origin
Latin
accepto, acceptō, acceptāre
Gloss
receive
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- accept English
- acceptance English
- acceptant English
- acceptation English
- accepted English
- acceptee English
- accepter English
- acceptest English
- accepteth English
- acception English
- acceptive English
- acceptor English
- reaccept English
- superaccept English
- unaccept English
- acceptare Latin
- accepto, acceptō, acceptāre Latin
- acceptus Latin
- acceptāre Latin
- acceptō Latin
- accipio, accipere Latin
- akzeptieren German
- accettare Italian
- acceptation French
- *keh₂p- Proto-Indo-European
- akseptere Norwegian Bokmål
- akseptere Norwegian Nynorsk
- accepten Middle English
- akceptovat Czech
- akceptovatelný Czech
- accepter Old French
- akcepti Esperanto
- aceptar Galician
- accepta Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- accepteren Middle Dutch
- acceptance Middle French
- accepter Middle French
- aceptar Asturian
- aceutar Asturian
- acetar Old Spanish
- acetar Venetian
- akseptim Tok Pisin
- aksepte Mauritian Creole
- aicceptai Bourguignon
- accepté Louisiana Creole French