fréquemment (-ka-mān), adv., frequently, often.
fréquence, n.f., frequency; quickness (of the pulse).
fréquent, -e, adj., frequent. Pouls —; quick pulse.
fréquentati-f, -ve, adj., (gram.) frequentative.
fréquentatif, n.m., (gram.) frequentative.
fréquentation, n.f., frequenting, frequentation; company.
fréquenter, v.a., to frequent, to keep company with, to resort to; to haunt.
fréquenter, v.n., to frequent, to visit often, to associate (with); to converse (with).
frère, n.m., brother; fellow-Christian; friar, monk. — aîné; elder brother. — cadet; younger brother. —s jumeaux; twins. Demi-—; half-brother. — consanguin; brother by the father’s side. — utérin; brother by the mother’s side. — de lait; foster-brother. Beau-—, (—x-—s) brother-in-law. — lai, — convers; lay-brother. — chapeau; assistant brother. Faux —; false brother, false friend. — d’armes; brother in arms. Il est bon —; he is a jolly fellow.
frérot, n.m., (fam.) little brother.