coucher

Signification (Anglais)

Verb

1. (transitive) to lay, to lay down
2. (transitive) to put to bed, to put up (a lodger)
3. (reflexive) to go to bed
4. (reflexive) to set (of celestial objects)
5. (transitive) to lodge, to beat down (wheat)
6. (transitive) to layer (branches)
7. (transitive) to slant (writing)
8. (transitive) to aim at
9. (intransitive) to sleep
10. (intransitive) to sleep with
11. (intransitive) to spend the night
12. (intransitive) to lodge
13. (intransitive) to pack off to bed

Noun

1. (masculine) going to bed
2. (masculine) bedding
3. (masculine) room and board
4. (masculine) setting (sun)

Synonymes

baiser

😗

mettre

poser

copuler

faire l’amour

passer la nuit

s’accoupler

coïter

dormir

😴

se coucher

être couché

recroqueviller

se dépêcher

soleil

🌞

vite

baser sur

cohabiter

déposé

®️

forniquer

gîte

magner

mettre au lit

par extension

se grouiller

terrasser

faire vieillir

couchée

allonger

faire l'amour

coucher du soleil

déposer

disparition

faire reposer

fourrer

foutre

lit

🛏️

niquer

👉👌

parterre

placer

planche

Traductions

lie down

lay

legen

acostar

poner

yatmak

put to bed

lay down

leggen

lie

Prononcé comme (IPA)

/ku.ʃe/

Étymologie (Anglais)

Hérité de moyen français: coucher

Hérité de ancien français: couchier

Hérité de latin: colloco

In summary

Inherited from Middle French coucher, from Old French couchier, from Latin collocāre (“set in place”). Doublet of colloquer.