breton

common nounadjectiveproper noun

Syllable Decomposition

breton

from Latin brito (from, large or small, Brittany), which also derives the Old French bret, from the Low Latin brittus.

Definitions

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Anagram

robent

Translations

  • germangerman:bretonisch
  • englishenglish:Breton
  • spanishspanish:bretones
  • swedishswedish:bretonsk

See also

Bretonne (pn.) breton (cn.) Breton (pn.) Bretons (pn.) Bretonnes (pn.) brettain (adj.) bretonnisme (cn.) bretonnité (cn.) bretonnitude (cn.) bretonitude (cn.) bretonnant (adj.) bretonne (adj.) bretonnes (adj.) bretonnes (cn.) bretons (adj.)