Question 1

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

Accepted Answer

From Latin crista (tuft, crest).

Question 2

What does the French word "crête" mean?

Accepted Answer

Fleshy protuberance that roosters and some other gallinaceous birds have on their heads.
Fleshy protuberance on the head of some reptiles...
Crest that adorns the head of various birds.
Iron piece in the shape of a crest that surmounts a helmet or similar headgear.
Ornament in the shape of a crest.
Peak, summit.
Most elevated part of the Montagnard party at the Convention.
Raised earth on the edges of a ditch separating two fields.
The set of ridge tiles on a roof.
The coping of a wall.
Upper part of the glacis or parapet of the covered way.
Line of fire of a redoubt.
Narrow, elongated bony protrusion.
Elongated protrusion consisting of two ridges.
A flat, angular axis-like form.
Small passementerie with tooth-like crests, a type of ornament used to border or frame curtains, seats, etc.
Pile of wheat in a boat, raised in a pyramidal form.
Diacritic mark in the shape of a vertical line placed above a letter, mainly used to indicate a mid-tone in the writing of certain tonal languages.

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

crêtes

Question 4

How to translate "crête" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

cresta

Question 5

How to translate "crête" into german?

Accepted Answer

Kamm

Question 6

How do you translate "crête" into english?

Accepted Answer

ridge

Question 7

What is the translation of "crête" into italian?

Accepted Answer

cresta

crête

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