Question 1

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

Accepted Answer

from Vulgar Latin bastum (staff), (attested in the 4th century), probably from bastare ("to carry", see baste and pack saddle), likely related to Greek βαστάζειν "to carry".

Question 2

What does "bâton" mean in French?

Accepted Answer

A piece of wood, fairly long, that can be held in the hand and generally serves as a support or defense. Such as the stick of a cane or umbrella.
An object in the shape of a stick, with a cylindrical form, which can be held in the hand.
Straight lines made by those learning to write.
Cylindrical instruments used to manufacture pieces of goldsmithing, jewelry, watchmaking, passementerie, tapestry, etc.
A rectangle placed in a band, that is to say, diagonally.
Penis.
Sum of one million old French francs (ten thousand new French francs).
One of the four suits, or colors, of the traditional Spanish card game.

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

bâtons

Question 4

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

Accepted Answer

<ul><li>canne</li></ul>

Question 5

How do you say "bâton" in german?

Accepted Answer

Stock

Question 6

How do you translate "bâton" into russian?

Accepted Answer

брусок

Question 7

How do you say "bâton" in spanish?

Accepted Answer

bastón

Question 8

How to translate "bâton" into english?

Accepted Answer

cane

Question 9

How to translate "bâton" into italian?

Accepted Answer

bastone

Question 10

What is the translation of "bâton" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

pau

bâton

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