toûtre

Norman

Etymology

From tostre, a variant of Old French tossir (with conjugation change), from Latin tussiō, tussīre.

Verb

toûtre (gerund toûtréthie)

(Jersey) to cough

Derived terms

dêtoûtre (“to stop coughing”)
èrtoûtre (“to cough again”)

Related terms

toux f (“cough”, noun)

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