espirit

espirit

Old French

Etymology

    Latin spīritus.

    Noun

    espirit oblique singular, m (oblique plural espiriz or espiritz, nominative singular espiriz or espiritz, nominative plural espirit)

    1. spirit (soul; essence of a being)

    Descendants

    • → Middle English: spirit
    • Middle French: esperit
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