What does dit in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word dit in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use dit in French.

The word dit in French means appointed, alias + [name], say, state, tell, recite, say, say, state, tell to do, be said, be said, tell each other , tell one another, say to yourself, think to yourself, claim, say you are, remind of, it is said that, no sooner said than done, in other words, put another way, have a squint, That's what I heard., That's easy to say, That says a lot about , That tells you a lot about, it doesn't ring a bell, doesn't ring a bell, that doesn't really appeal, that doesn't really appeal to me, this/it doesn't look good to me, Are you up for it?, Would you be up for it?, Does that mean anything to you?, this said, that said, this being said, that being said, That said, this said, that said, this being said, that being said, that doesn't seem good, it doesn't seem good, as they say, How do you say….?, contrary to what has been said…, from what I hear, when you put it that way, when you put it like that, he says he is outraged, Simon says, beautifully put, the appointed day, hamlet, a little bird told me, a little birdie told me, unsaid thing, unsaid, rumour, actual, or so he says, Who can top that?, Silence means consent, take back what you said, take it as read, if you like, if you want, if you want to, if you feel like it, eloquent silence, no sooner said than done, by the way, between us, between ourselves, between you and me, as an aside, Take note!, there is nothing else left to say, this says it all, You said it!, You can say that again!. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word dit

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