Fréquent

Part of Speech

noun

Difficulty Level

Translations

🇩🇪 Beschränkt durch die Qualität und Menge meiner französischen Trainingsdaten. , 🇪🇸 limitado por la calidad y la cantidad de mis datos de entrenamiento en francés , 🇮🇹 limitato dalla qualità e dalla quantità dei miei dati di addestramento in francese , 🇵🇹 limitada pela qualidade e quantidade dos meus dados de treinamento em francês , 🇨🇳 受我在法语训练数据的质量和数量限制。 , 🇯🇵 フランス語の訓練データの質と量によって制限される。 , 🇰🇷 프랑스어 훈련 데이터의 품질과 양에 따라 제한됩니다. , 🇸🇦 محدود بجودة وكمية بيانات تدريبي بالفرنسية , 🇮🇳 मेरे फ्रेंच प्रशिक्षण डेटा की गुणवत्ता और मात्रा द्वारा सीमित

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Etymology

**Fréquent (noun)** – The noun form is a rare, archaic usage that developed from the Old French adjective *fréquent*, itself borrowed from the Latin noun *frequentia* “attendance, frequency”. *Frequentia* derives from the verb *frequentare* “to attend often”, based on the participle *frequentus* “attending”, which in turn is built on the Latin root *frequ-* (from *fruere* “to enjoy, to use”), giving the sense of “coming regularly”. The noun was used mainly in legal and literary contexts to denote a person or thing that is frequent.

Synonyms

habitué visiteur régulier client fidèle patron utilisateur régulier passager régulier

Antonyms

rare occasionnel sporadique infrequent