filsâtre

French

Etymology

From Old French fillastre, from Latin filiaster.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /fi.satʁ/, /fi.sɑtʁ/
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Noun

filsâtre m (plural filsâtres)

a stepson, a son of the present spouse of its remarried parent (especially an evil one)
Synonyms: fillâtre, beau-fils
(by extension) bad or uncaring son

Antonyms

parâtre m

Related terms

Anagrams

lifteras
relatifs
reliftas
riflâtes
tréfilas

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