priéthe

Norman

Etymology

From Old French priere, proiere, from Medieval Latin or Late Latin precāria, feminine of Latin precārius (“obtained by entreaty”), from precor, precārī (“beg, entreat”).

Noun

priéthe f (plural priéthes)

  1. (Jersey) prayer

Derived terms

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