folre
/ˈfɔlɾə/
OC
crazy, insane; foolish; extremely enthusiastic
Aquela pessoa es folre per las danças.
That person is crazy about dancing.
Etymology
Derived from Latin 'follis', meaning 'bellows' or 'bag inflated with air', which passed through Vulgar Latin and Old Occitan to acquire the sense of 'empty-headed, foolish'.
Memory Aid
Folre sounds close to 'fool' in English, which shares a similar meaning of foolish.
Collocations
folre perfolre amorfolre idea
Synonyms
insensatfooldement
Antonyms
saviraonablesensat
Related Words
foliefolarfol