There is no such word in English - you may mean mauger, mawger or meager or manger
A 'dog in a manger' is a term often used towards someone who spoils enjoyment for others but gets no advantage themselves. Imagine a dog sitting in a manger preventing the horse from eating the hay. The dog cannot eat the hay itself but is resentlful of the horse enjoying its meal so it lays in the manger to spite the horse. These 'dogs' are usually jealous bitter people.
That has no meaning in English.
There is no such meaning in English.
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La salle à manger is "the dining room" in English.
The christian meaning of Christmas is when Jesus was born in the manger.
"Eating" in English is manger ("to eat") in French.
To eat
The surname Bingham is English in origin. It denoted people from an old English village of the same name, now located in Nottinghamshire. Etymologically it comes from the Norse word "bingr" meaning "byre/manger" and the Olde English "ham" meaning "homestead/farm".
ANSWER: to eat - manger
The verb "to eat" can be translated into the French "manger".
the dog has not eaten
The English words "manger" and "stable" both ultimately come from Latin. "Manger" comes from the Latin word "mangarium," which means "eating place for animals." "Stable" comes from the Latin word "stabulum," which means "shelter for domestic animals."
trough, crib, stall, stable, container
'Viens manger' is translated 'come eat' (imperative mood). This is a most common phrase at eight in the evening in French households.
I could eat you. Hmmm.....