serer

• Adjectif littéraire ou archaïque décrivant quelque chose de desséché, flétri ou stérile, en particulier la végétation ou les paysages.

An archaic or literary adjective describing something that is dried up, withered, or barren, especially in reference to vegetation or landscapes.

1. Dried up or witheredC2formal

   Describes vegetation or plant life that has become dry, withered, and lacking moisture.

   desséché, flétri

   • The sere leaves crunched underfoot on the autumn path.
   • After months of drought, the landscape was sere and brown.
   • The old tree stood with sere branches reaching for the sky.

   Synonymesdesiccateddried-upparchedshrivelledwiltedwithered

   Antonymeslushmoistverdant

• Nom propre désignant une langue ouest-africaine proche du peul, parlée principalement au Sénégal et en Gambie.

A proper noun referring to a West African language closely related to Fula, spoken primarily in Senegal and Gambia.

indénombrable · nom propre

1. A West African languageB2formal

   A language spoken primarily in Senegal and Gambia, closely related to Fula.

   Sérère (langue)

   • She is learning Serer to communicate with her relatives.
   • The Serer language has several dialects across the region.
   • Linguists study Serer to understand its connection to Fula.