voix

Meaning

1. (feminine, invariable) voice
2. (feminine, invariable) voice
3. (feminine, invariable) voice
4. (feminine, invariable) vote

Concepts

voice

vote

sound

🔉

ballot

vocalization

part

noise

rasping voice

suffrage

vocalism

vocalisation

label

🏷️

neck

poll votes

phonation

pronunciation

language

representative

right to vote

sign

articulation

spokesperson

voter turnout

ticket

🎫

vocalise

voice vote

agreement

vocalize

vocal music

active

accent

voting

vox

voice quality

emotional voice

number of votes polled

balloting

bass voice

call

echo

interpreter

Synonyms

son

🔉

voter

vote

suffrage

langue

👅

bruit

partie

parole

élire

cou

porte-parole

prononciation

représentant

scrutin

sonorité

votation

abstenir

vocalisation

vocaliser

phonation

accent

accord

droit de vote

émettre

genre

gorge

interprète

joindre

organe

Translations

voz

Stimme

voce

voz

veu

stem

deng

φωνή

vox

صوت

🔉

votz

ses

voto

voto

Pronounced as (IPA)

/vwa/

Etymology

Inherited from Middle French: voix

Inherited from Old French: voiz

Inherited from Latin: vōcem

In summary

Inherited from Middle French voix, from Old French voiz, from Latin vōcem, accusative of vōx (“voice”), from Proto-Italic *wōks, from Proto-Indo-European *wṓkʷs.

Sentences

Si sa voix est célèbre , personne ne connaît son visage .

If his voice is famous, no one knows his face.

Oui-da ! dit le roi à voix basse

Yes-da! said the king in a low voice

Omer se détourna vers le coin où tonnait cette voix .

Omer turned to the corner where that voice thundered.

Liz Cherhal et Renan Luce prêtent également leurs voix .

Liz Cherhal and Renan Luce also lend their voices.