citet

See also: citeț

Latin

Verb

citet

third-person singular present active subjunctive of citō

Old French

Alternative forms

cit, cite, cité, citéd, citee, citei, citey
chit, chite, chitei, chitey, citiéd, citie, citiet (Northern)

Etymology

From Latin civītātem, accusative of cīvitās (“a union of citizens, a citizenry”).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /tsiˈteːθ/

Noun

citet f (oblique plural citez or citetz, nominative singular citet, nominative plural citez or citetz)

city

Descendants

Middle French: cité
- French: cité
Picard: chitè
→ Middle English: cite (see there for further descendants)

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