French word propos comes from Latin pono (I ordain. I place, put, lay. I set up, pitch (camp).), Latin pro, Vulgar Latin pausāre, Latin pro-, Norman poser

Detailed word origin of propos

Dictionary entry	Language	Definition
pono	Latin (lat)	I ordain. I place, put, lay. I set up, pitch (camp).
pro	Latin (lat)	About. According to. As befitting. As, like. Before. For. In front, instead of. On behalf of.
pausāre	Vulgar Latin (la-vul)
pro-	Latin (lat)	(prefixed to verbs of utterance) in place of, on behalf of. (temporally) prior, fore-. Action directed forward or in front. Advantage. Bringing into being, forth, or into the open. Downward and forward movement. Forward direction, forward movement. Prominence.
poser	Norman (nrf)
posar	Catalan (cat)	(of medication or cosmetics) to apply. To put, to place. To set.
poser	Old French (fro)	To put; to place. To rest; to recover; to recuperate. To suggest; to propose.
poser	French (fra)	(transitive) to ask (a question). (transitive) to install, fit. (transitive) to land (a plane). (transitive) to lay, place. (transitive) to stop carrying, to put down (something or somebody).
propono	Latin (lat)	(Ecclesiastical Latin) I designate.. I declare.. I make known.. I propose.. I set forth.
proposer	Old French (fro)	To place on top of. To propose (offer).
proposer	French (fra)	To propose (offer). To propose, suggest.
propos	French (fra)	Aim, intention. Remark.

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