pité

See also: pite and pitë

Norman

Etymology

Noun

pité m (uncountable)

(Jersey) mud

Derived terms

garde-pité (“mudguard”)

Old French

Alternative forms

pitet (Song of Roland)
pitié

Etymology

From Latin pietas, pietatem.

Noun

pité f (oblique plural pitez, nominative singular pité, nominative plural pitez)

sorrow; grief; sadness

Descendants

English: pity (borrowed)
French: pitié
Norman: pitchi

Spanish

Verb

pité

First-person singular (yo) preterite indicative form of pitar.

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