plenté

See also: plente

Middle French

Etymology

From Old French plenté.

Noun

plenté f (plural plentez)

plenty; much; a lot

Descendants

French: pleinté

Norman

Etymology

From Old French plenté, itself from Latin plenitas.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /plã.te/

Noun

plenté f (plural plentés)

abundance

Old French

Alternative forms

plentet

Etymology

From Latin plēnitās, plēnitātem, corresponding to plein +‎ -té.

Noun

plenté oblique singular, f (oblique plural plentez, nominative singular plenté, nominative plural plentez)

fullness (quality of being full)
abundance; much; a lot

Descendants

Middle French: plenté
- French: pleinté
→ Middle English: plente, plentie, pleinte
- English: plenty
- Yola: blenty

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