verser

to pour, to pay, to pay in (money)

v ɛ ʁ . s e

vers to pour + er Infinitive

verb Rare #31,827

to pour Often used for pouring liquids (e.g., coffee, water) or transferring a substance from one container to another.

FR: Je vais verser du lait dans mon café.

EN: I’m going to pour milk into my coffee.

to pay, to pay in (money) Commonly used for paying a sum (often regularly), e.g., a salary or an amount into an account.

FR: L’entreprise va verser un salaire chaque mois.

EN: The company is going to pay a salary each month.

Conjugation of verser

Indicative present

Subjunctive present

	Singular	Plural
First	verse	—
Third	verse	—

Imperative

	Singular	Plural
Second	verse	versez

Past

verser

Indicative past

	Singular	Plural
Third	versa	—

No one will shed a tear if this old building is demolished.

I cannot shed a tear for this horrible individual.

The person who swore the oath has to pour the water!

— La Légende de Baahubali : 1ère Partie (2015)

Keep pouring.

— Le prisonnier du Caucase (1996)

Why not make a cut and pour lemon juice on it?

— Princess Bride (1987)

So, start pouring.

— The Host (2006)

You can always pour hot iron on them.

— Princesse Mononoké (1997)

And they're going to pay your family five million.

No need to shed more blood.

— Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die (2026)

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