a spineless lâche

[dilermando]

What do the words in bold mean?

Do not beg. As satifying as that might be in the moment, I'm not interested in hunting a spineless lâche.

[bhaisahab]

What do the words in bold mean?

Do not beg. As satifying as that might be in the moment, I'm not interested in hunting a spineless lâche.

Spineless means without backbone, and figuratively, without courage. Lache is French for coward.

[dilermando]

Spineless means without backbone, and figuratively, without courage. Lache is French for coward.

Hello bhaisahab,

I understand what you mean. Just one more question.
Why the writter has added the word lâche. Isn't enough to write "I'm not interested in hunting a spineless", instead of "I'm not interested in hunting a spineless lâche."

[BobK]

Hello bhaisahab,

I understand what you mean. Just one more question.
Why the writter has added the word lâche. Isn't ^it^ enough to write "I'm not interested in hunting a spineless", instead of "I'm not interested in hunting a spineless lâche."

No it's not; this isn't Portuguese! In English there's no such thing as "a spineless". In some cases you could have the spineless - in generalizations like 'Only the spineless would accept a decision like that'. But normally you need a noun of some kind.

b