coucher
French
verb
Definitions
- (transitive) to lay, to lay down
- (transitive) to put to bed, to put up (a lodger)
- (reflexive) to go to bed
- (transitive) to lodge, to beat down (wheat)
- (transitive) to layer (branches)
- (transitive) to slant (writing)
- (transitive) to aim at
- (intransitive) to sleep
- (intransitive) to spend the night
- (intransitive) to lodge
- (intransitive) to pack off to bed
Etymology
Inherited from Middle French coucher inherited from Old French couchier (go to bed) inherited from Latin collocāre.
Origin
Latin
collocāre
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- accouchement English
- couch English
- couch potato English
- couchable English
- couchbound English
- coucher English
- couchful English
- couching English
- couchless English
- couchlike English
- couchlock English
- couchmate English
- couchness English
- couchside English
- recouch English
- collocāre Latin
- collocāre, colloco Latin
- collocāre, colloco, collocō Latin
- collocō Latin
- culca Latin
- Couch German
- kuschen German
- coricare Italian
- ricoricare Italian
- accouchement French
- accoucher French
- couchage French
- couche!, couche French
- couche-tard French
- coucheur French
- découcher French
- tard French
- акушерство Russian
- colgador Spanish, Castilian
- colgadura Spanish, Castilian
- colgar Spanish, Castilian
- descolgar Spanish, Castilian
- カウチ Japanese
- couche Middle English
- couchen Middle English
- acouchier Old French
- couche Old French
- couchier Old French
- recouchier Old French
- akuŝi Esperanto
- kuŝi Esperanto
- kuŝigi Esperanto
- kuŝiĝi Esperanto
- colgar Catalan, Valencian
- culca Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- couchier Norman
- couochi Norman
- coucher Middle French
- gauč Slovak
- gautsche Alemannic German
- colcar Occitan
- 카우치 Korean
- kawč Lower Sorbian
- cuccari Sicilian
- curcari Sicilian
- kujör Volapük
- cuccà Neapolitan
- accouché Louisiana Creole French
- couché Louisiana Creole French