fête

Meaning

Noun

1. (feminine) winter holidays (always in plural)
2. (feminine) party
3. (feminine) name day
4. (North-America, feminine) birthday

Verb

1. (first-person, form-of, indicative, present, singular, subjunctive, third-person) inflection of fêter:
2. (form-of, imperative, second-person, singular) inflection of fêter:

Concepts

party

🥳

feast

celebration

🎉

festival

holiday

holy day

name day

birthday

🎂

ceremony

festivity

function

banquet

feast day

junket

national holiday

religious holiday

gala

green

harvest

jollity

labeling

marriage

💍

May Day

meeting

natal day

park

🏞️

public holiday

reception

ritual

spread

spree

Assumption Day

charity fair

charity fête

fete day

silver jubilee

labelling

do

actions

jubilee pattern

air display

anniversary

assembly

bender

birthday party

ceremonial

common

commons

congratulation

crackdown

Synonyms

célébration

🎉

banquet

cérémonie

jour férié

anniversaire

🎂

festin

festival

fête légale

fête nationale

partie

party

🥳

solennité

stationner

🏞️

vacance

vert

étiquetage

gala

réunion

sauterie

teuf

🥳

fiesta

park

party

🥳

banqueter

boum

💥

congé

jet

joie

😂

mariage

💍

meeting

parc

🏞️

rassemblement

récolte

Translations

fiesta

🥳

festa

Fest

festa

🥳

feest

🥳

Feier

🎉

Feiertag

festa

🎉

bayram

Fete

🥳

Festtag

🅰️

Party

🥳

onomastico

banquete

Pronounced as (IPA)

/fɛt/

Etymology

Inherited from Middle French: feste

Inherited from Old French: feste

Inherited from Latin: fēstum

In summary

Inherited from Middle French feste, from Old French feste, from Late Latin fēsta, from the plural of Latin fēstum.

Sentences

Chaque année elle organise une fête pour la remise des prix .

Each year she organizes a party for the award ceremony.

Fête du travail , fête nationale , etc.

Labour Day, National Day, etc.

Le plus grand moment festif est la fête patronale qui se déroule fin août .

The biggest festive moment is the patronal feast which takes place at the end of August.