merci
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Intj — Thank you — borrowed directly from French and used the same way in English.
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Etymology
Borrowed from French merci ("thank you"), a doublet of the English word "mercy" — both trace back to Latin mercedem, "reward" or "favour."
Full origin of merci →Frequently asked questions
What does “merci” mean?
The word “merci” means thank you — borrowed directly from French and used the same way in English. In plain terms, a French way of saying "thank you," sometimes used playfully in English.
How do you pronounce “merci”?
“Merci” is pronounced mair-SEE (/mɛːˈsiː/ in IPA).
How do you use “merci” in a sentence?
Here is “merci” used in a sentence: “Merci for the lovely gift!”
What part of speech is “merci”?
“Merci” is an intj.
Where does the word “merci” come from?
The word “merci” comes from Latin. Borrowed from French merci ("thank you"), a doublet of the English word "mercy" — both trace back to Latin mercedem, "reward" or "favour.".
Is “merci” a common word?
“Merci” is an uncommon word in modern English.