viède

Norman

Etymology

From Old French vuit, feminine vuide, from Vulgar Latin *vocitus, related to *vocuus, from Latin vacuus (“empty, vacant, unoccupied”), from vacō, vacāre (“be empty, void; be unoccupied, vacant”), from Proto-Indo-European *ewə- (“to lack; empty”).

Adjective

viède m, f

(Jersey, Guernsey) empty

Related terms

vièdjer, viédgi (“to empty”)

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