Question 1

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

Accepted Answer

broches

Question 2

What does "broche" mean in French?

Accepted Answer

A kitchen utensil consisting of a pointed rod on which a roast is skewered and turned over a fire.
A rod in spinning mills that holds the bobbin.
A metal rod used in surgery to stabilize or fix a fractured bone or joint.
A long metal spike with a ring, used in snow and ice, or in artificial climbing.
A tool used by masons to break materials. A tool in the shape of a chisel with a pointed stem.
A metal rod fixed laterally on old cartridges, striking the primer.
A pin or rod used to thread objects.
The male part of an electrical connection, a rod.
A rod inside the bolt of a lock, when the key is hollow.
A plug to seal the hole made by a drill in a barrel.
The rotating part (holding a chuck, a lathe point, a milling cutter, etc.) of a machine tool, used to machine a hole in a workpiece.
A long metal knitting needle.
A spur.
A piece of jewelry with a long pin and a clasp, used to fasten a shawl, a collar, or to decorate a bodice.
An iron rod; used in Quebec to refer to wire. Sometimes of other metals.
More precisely, a staple.
Refers to the tusks of the wild boar.
Refers to the first antlers of the roe deer.
Refers to teeth.

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

from Latin brochus (projecting, prominent, pointed) via its feminine form brocca 'pointed thing'.

Question 4

What are the synonyms of the French word "broche"?

Accepted Answer

Question 5

How to translate "broche" into english?

Accepted Answer

breastpin

Question 6

What is the translation of "broche" into italian?

Accepted Answer

spilla

broche

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