Question 1

Where does the French word "caisse" come from?

Accepted Answer

from the Old French 'casse', coming from the Latin 'capsa' ("box").

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

caisses

Question 3

What words are synonyms of the French word "caisse"?

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Question 4

What is the definition of the French word "caisse"?

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A rigid container, cubic or rectangular in shape, made by assembling solid or latticed panels, in which objects can be stored or transported.
A box in which money and valuables are kept.
A machine in which the merchant records transactions and places the money received from the customer during a purchase.
A counter where cash transactions take place.
Funds available to a banker, merchant, administration, etc.
An establishment where funds are deposited for various destinations.
A system where funds are used either later or distributed.
An object whose shape more or less recalls the shape of a rectangular chest.
A vehicle (especially when it is old or in poor condition).
The cylinder of a drum or the drum itself.
The one who beats this drum.
A small paper box, square or oval in shape, with edges, in which biscuits and certain delicate dishes are baked.
An element of a self-propelled train, equivalent to a car for a hauled train.
To let a fart: to release flatulence.
A very bad grade (by analogy with box, with the same meaning).
To have the 'caisse': to have a well-trained heart in endurance, to be able to sustain long and intense efforts.

Question 5

questions.anagrams[1]

Accepted Answer

<ul><li>cessai</li></ul>

Question 6

What is the translation of "caisse" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

caixa

Question 7

What is the translation of "caisse" into german?

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Kasse

Question 8

How do you translate "caisse" into english?

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snare drum

Question 9

How to translate "caisse" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

cajón

caisse

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