se nourrir, v.r., to feed, to live upon, to support one’s self upon; to live, to feed upon, to feast on, to delight in. Se bien nourrir; to live well.
nourrissage, n.m., feeding (of cattle).
nourrissant, -e, adj., nutritive, nourishing.
nourrisseur, n.m., cow-keeper, cattle-feeder; breeder.
nourrisseur, adj., (tech.) feeding.
nourrisson, n.m., foster-child, nurse-child, nursling, suckling.
nourriture, n.f., nourishment, food, diet, board, maintenance, living, livelihood; nurture. Son travail lui procure la —; his labor brings him in a livelihood. Faire des —s; to breed cattle, fowls, etc.
nous, personal pron., we, us; to us; each other. — disons; we say. Il — aime; he loves us. Vous — parlez; you speak to us. —-mêmes; ourselves. — autres; we or the like of us! — — aimons; we love each other. C’est à — à; it is our turn to. C’est à — de; it is our duty to.
nouure, n.f., rickets; (hort.) knotting, setting.
nouveau, nouvel, adj.m., nouvelle, f., new, recent, novel, fresh, further; new-fangled, modern, new-fashioned; inexperienced, green. Le nouvel an; the new year. De —le date; recently. De —le mode; new-fashioned. Recommencer sur nouveaux frais; to begin anew, or all over again. Un homme —; an upstart. Un habit —; a coat of a new fashion. Un nouvel habit; a fresh or another coat. — venu; newly-come. Un — venu; a new-comer; des nouveaux venus; new-comers; une nouvelle venue; new-comer (female); des nouvelles venues; new-comers (females). — débarqué; (fig.) person just come up from the country. [Nouvel is used for the masculine before a vowel or an h mute.]