different between frano vs favori

Italian

Verb

frano

1. first-person singular present indicative of franare

Anagrams

• ronfa

English

Etymology

Borrowed from French favori. Doublet of favourite.

Noun

favori (plural favoris)

1. A lock of loose hair at the temple.
   • 1993, Rikki Ducornet, The Jade Cabinet, Dalkey Archive Press, p. 141:

     they called him the phantom walrus – an animal, it is true, Tubbs had come to resemble, swathed against the fog and mist in an oversized raincoat (Tubbs was losing weight), his favoris bristling on his cheeks like tusks and glistening with weather.

Esperanto

Etymology

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Verb

favori (present favoras, past favoris, future favoros, conditional favorus, volitive favoru)

1. to favor

Conjugation

French

Etymology

From Italian favorito.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /fa.v?.?i/

Adjective

favori (feminine singular favorite, masculine plural favoris, feminine plural favorites)

1. favourite (UK) / favorite (US)

   Synonym: préféré

Noun

favori m (plural favoris, feminine favorite)

1. favorite

favori m (plural favoris)

1. (in the plural) sideburns, side whiskers

Related terms

• favoritisme

Descendants

• ? Danish: favorit
• ? English: favori
• ? Swedish: favorit
• ? Turkish: favori

Further reading

• “favori” in Trésor de la langue française informatisé (The Digitized Treasury of the French Language).

Italian

Noun

favori m

1. plural of favore

Anagrams

• foravi

Latin

Noun

fav?r?

1. dative singular of favor

Norman

Etymology

From Old French favorit, favori, past participle of favorir (“to favor”).

Adjective

favori m

1. (Jersey) favorite

Turkish

Etymology

From French favori.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /fa.v?.?i/

Adjective

favori (comparative daha favori, superlative en favori)

1. favourite (UK) / favorite (US)

   Synonym: gözde

Declension

Noun

favori (definite accusative favoriyi, plural favoriler)

1. favourite (UK) / favorite (US)

   Synonym: gözde

Declension