English

Noun

favori ‎(plural favoris)

1. A lock of loose hair at the temple.
   • 1993, Rikki Ducornet, The Jade Cabinet, Dalkey Archive Press, p. 141:

     they called him the phantom walrus – an animal, it is true, Tubbs had come to resemble, swathed against the fog and mist in an oversized raincoat (Tubbs was losing weight), his favoris bristling on his cheeks like tusks and glistening with weather.

Esperanto

Verb

favori ‎(present favoras, past favoris, future favoros, conditional favorus, volitive favoru)

1. to favor

Conjugation

Conjugation of favori present past future singular plural singular plural singular plural tense favoras favoris favoros active participle favoranta favorantaj favorinta favorintaj favoronta favorontaj acc. favorantan favorantajn favorintan favorintajn favorontan favorontajn passive participle favorata favorataj favorita favoritaj favorota favorotaj acc. favoratan favoratajn favoritan favoritajn favorotan favorotajn nominal active participle favoranto favorantoj favorinto favorintoj favoronto favorontoj acc. favoranton favorantojn favorinton favorintojn favoronton favorontojn nominal passive participle favorato favoratoj favorito favoritoj favoroto favorotoj acc. favoraton favoratojn favoriton favoritojn favoroton favorotojn adverbial active participle favorante favorinte favoronte adverbial passive participle favorate favorite favorote infinitive favori imperative favoru conditional favorus

French

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /favɔʁi/

Adjective

favori m ‎(feminine singular favorite, masculine plural favoris, feminine plural favorites)

1. favourite (UK) / favorite (US)

Synonyms

• préféré

Noun

favori m ‎(plural favoris)

1. favorite
2. (in the plural) sideburns, side whiskers

Related terms

• favoritisme

Italian

Noun

favori m

1. plural of favore

Anagrams

• foravi

Latin

Noun

favōrī

1. dative singular of favor

Norman

Etymology

From Old French favorit, favori, past participle of favorir ‎(“to favor”).

Adjective

favori m

1. (Jersey) favorite