English–French
“wilt” in French
How to say “wilt” in French
“Wilt” in French is faner.
A plant gradually loses its fresh upright form: leaves and petals droop, while its color becomes duller.
Example sentences with faner
Les pétales ont fané rapidement au soleil.
The petals wilted quickly in the sun.
Tips for using faner
- For plants, faner is commonly pronominal, as in les fleurs se fanent, while faner can also be transitive for making something wilt or fade.