borgne
adjectivecommon noun
Syllable Decomposition
borgneuncertain origin, perhaps derived from a pre-Latin borna (hole, cavity) see borne relating to the bher- ('to cut, cut, split') from which the Latin forare ('to pierce') is also derived.
Definitions
- médecine
- marine
- architecture
Plural
borgnes
Translations
english:one-eyed
spanish:tuerto
greek:μονόφθαλμος
italian:orbo
dutch:eenogig
portuguese:caolho
russian:кривой
swedish:enögd
See also
borgnat (cn.) borgniat (cn.)