Question 1

What is the etymology of thr French word "banquette"?

Accepted Answer

from the Occitan banqueta, which is the diminutive of banc (bench).

Question 2

What is the plural of the French word "banquette"?

Accepted Answer

banquettes

Question 3

What does "banquette" mean in French?

Accepted Answer

A type of upholstered bench without a backrest.
Upholstered seat or bench in an automobile
Top deck seat on certain public vehicles.
Small elevation or wide stone, earth or grass step, on which one mounts to shoot over the parapet of a bastion or the reverse of a trench.
Small path for pedestrians, elevated a few centimeters above the roadway. More commonly called a sidewalk.
Path of a certain width made inside an aqueduct and a sewer, and on which one can walk, to clean or repair it.
Window sill, when it rises only to seat height and is surmounted by an iron sill.
Trimmed hedge at handrail height, between the trees of a counter-alley.
Sidewalk.
Semi-shrubby part of the schorre (coastal marsh) formed by woody plants.

Question 4

How do you say "banquette" in german?

Accepted Answer

Bänkchen

Question 5

How to translate "banquette" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

mocho

Question 6

How do you say "banquette" in english?

Accepted Answer

seat

banquette

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