Supprim

Supprim is not a widely recognized standalone term in French or in standard technical vocabularies. In practice, it is best understood as a nonstandard or informal truncation related to the French verb supprimer, which means to delete or remove. There is no formal definition of "supprim" as a separate verb, noun, or command in major dictionaries or software localization guidelines.

In computing and user interfaces, the action of deleting is typically labeled in French as supprimer, or abbreviated as Suppr. on keyboards and in menus. The standard noun related to the action is suppression, and the past participle form is supprimé. The stem supprim- appears in derived forms such as supprimer (to delete) or suppression (deletion), but the bare form "supprim" is not customary for formal usage.

Usage notes and context: you may encounter "supprim" in informal notes, pseudo-code, or rapid wireframes where space is limited and the writer intends to refer to the delete action. However, for clear communication in documentation, localization, or software strings, it is advisable to use the standard forms: supprimer, Supppr., or Supprimer for the action, and suppression for the noun.

See also: Supprimer, Suppr., Suppression.

Overall, suprem is a nonstandard shorthand rather than an established term with a defined meaning. When documenting or translating, it is better to rely on the conventional French terms related to deletion.