aventiure

Middle High German

Etymology

From Old French aventure, from Latin adventūra, neuter plural future participle form of advenīre (“to happen”).

Noun

âventiure f

  1. adventure, event

Declension
Declension of aventiure (feminine, ô-stem)
singular plural
indef. def. noun def. noun
nominative einiu diu aventiure die aventiure
genitive einer dër aventiure dër aventiuren
dative einer dër aventiure dën aventiuren
accusative eine die aventiure die aventiure

Descendants
  • German: Abenteuer (with folk-etymological alteration after Abend (“evening”))

References
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