Scarron (en. Scarron)

/skaʁɔ̃/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

noun

Scar resulting from an injury or disease.

He has a scarron on his arm after the accident.

Il a un scarron sur le bras après l'accident.

Mark left on the skin by an old lesion.

Scarrons can sometimes be aesthetically bothersome.

Les scarrons peuvent parfois être esthétiquement gênants.

Scar that is particularly visible or pronounced.

This scarron is a reminder of a tumultuous childhood.

Ce scarron est le souvenir d'une enfance tumultueuse.

Derived from the Latin 'scarra,' meaning scar.

to have a scarron

to have a mark or scar on the skin.

avoir un scarron

to bear a scarron

to have a visible scar on a part of the body.

porter un scarron

to make a scarron

to cause a scar, often following an injury.

faire un scarron

scar

Mark left on the skin after healing.

cicatrice

injury

Damage caused to a part of the body.

blessure

sequel

Lasting consequence of a disease or injury.

sequela

Unattractive mark on the skin.

That scarron, I got it while fooling around.

Ce scarron là, je l'ai eu en faisant le fou.

Scar that tells a story.

Every scarron I have has a story behind it.

Chaque scarron que j'ai a une histoire derrière.