No. 11,406 in French
remis
"Remis" means "put back," "restored," or "delivered," depending on context.
In a sentence
Il m'a remis les documents dont j'avais besoin.
He handed me the documents I needed.
Here, 'remis' is used as the past participle of the verb 'remettre', referring to physically handing over or giving something to someone.
Après une longue réflexion, elle s'est remise au travail.
After a long reflection, she resumed working.
In this sentence, 'remise' (feminine form) from 'se remettre' indicates returning or resuming an activity, reflecting a sense of continuation.
Ce projet a été remis à plus tard en raison de problème de financements.
This project was postponed due to funding issues.
Used as the past participle of 'remettre', 'remis' here conveys postponement or deferral to a later time.
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