incendie.
fire (something on fire which is out of control)
Meaning & usage
fire (something on fire which is out of control)
Where this word comes from
Ca. 1600, borrowed from Latin incendium. Perhaps influenced by Occitan incendi (in the 16th c. also encende), from Old Occitan encendi (11th c.), which may be inherited or is at least a much earlier borrowing.
inflection of incendier: first/third-person singular present indicative/subjunctive
inflection of incendier: second-person singular imperative
Where this word comes from
Ca. 1600, borrowed from Latin incendium. Perhaps influenced by Occitan incendi (in the 16th c. also encende), from Old Occitan encendi (11th c.), which may be inherited or is at least a much earlier borrowing.
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