Monsieur

monsieur English Etymology en :bor fr:Monsieur + 1 Noun s Messieurs Mister, especially in a French context. en 1880 Horace Wemyss Smith Life and Correspondence of the Rev. William Smith, D. D.: First Provost of the College and Academy of Philadelphia. First President of Washington College, Maryland. With Copious Extracts from His Writings 140 It will appear by the Minutes sent You to June i6th last, and by those which accompany this Letter, that Messieurs Smith and Schlatter have done their Part; [...] en 2011 Rick Johnson That's My Teenage Son: How Moms Can Influence Their Boys to Become Good Men Revell 9780800733841 204 As the Monsieurs suddenly showed up and confronted the situation with wicked grins on their faces, the gang members decided to sullenly disperse and slink away. It was like a scene from an old West showdown. en 2014 Tasha Alexander The Counterfeit Heiress: A Lady Emily Mystery Minotaur Books 9781250024688 244 Estella smiled when she considered how very different her circumstances were now to those when, not so long ago, she had feared Monsieur Jones, and thought of him only as her captor. Now, he was something else: her liberator, ... Synonyms en M. Further reading 1 Anagrams en eimnorsu inermous en Titles French Etymology Capitalization of fr monsieur Pronunciation me-sieu Noun m Messieurs fr monsieur Used to show respect fr historical Specifically, the brother of the French king fr 1844 w:Alexandre Dumas Les Trois Mousquetaires II Comment ! le cardinal fait […] couper le cou à Chalais, sous le stupide prétexte qu'il a voulu tuer le roi et marier Monsieur avec la reine ! What! The cardinal is having Chalais's head cut off, on the ridiculous pretext that he wanted to kill the king and marry Monsieur to the queen! fr 1874 w:Barbey d'Aurevilly Le Bonheur dans le crime Les Diaboliques Plus de trente jeunes gens de ses meillures familles servaient alors, soit aux Gardes-du-Corps, soit à ceux de Monsieur […]. More than thirty people from the town's best families served either in the king's bodyguard, or in that of Monsieur. Anagrams fr muerions fr remuions fr Titles Luxembourgish Etymology lb fr monsieur. Pronunciation lb /meˈsjø/ [məˈsjøː] Noun m gentleman, a man of social standing lb Här Female equivalent: lb Damm, lb Madamm lb address sir, mister lb Här Female equivalent: lb Fra, lb Madamm Further reading