Question 1

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

Accepted Answer

galeries

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

porte-bagage

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

From the medieval Latin 'galeria' (attested in the 9th century), which is derived by dissimilation from 'galilaea' ('church porch of a monastery'), a metaphorical use of the Latin 'galilaea' (Galilee), a country considered in the scriptures as the land of the Gentiles in opposition to Judea, the homeland of the chosen people; the porch of the church being considered as the place intended for the people to be converted, in opposition to the church itself.

Question 4

What does "galerie" mean in French?

Accepted Answer

An exterior part of a building that is much longer than wide, where one can walk under cover.
A spacious hallway or corridor running along the rooms of an apartment.
A long and wide hall in a palace, museum, etc., where collections of paintings and works of art are displayed.
The collection of paintings or works of art that the gallery contains.
A series, collection of portraits representing famous figures who belong to the same profession, family, or era.
A collection of literary and moral portraits.
A kind of long, covered walkway from which one can watch players.
The spectators themselves who are there, or who are attending a game.
The society of a group of people whose judgment one awaits.
A kind of overhanging balcony intended to accommodate two or more rows of spectators.
A kind of continuous balcony with a balustrade, in the interior circumference of a church.
A kind of open balcony around the stern of a ship.
Work done by besiegers in the moat of a besieged place, to approach the wall under cover from the fire.
The ensemble of covered works intended to approach the enemy.
The path that miners make underground to discover veins and extract the product.
A vaulted underground passage for the flow of water.
A device that is fixed on the roof of a car and is intended to attach baggage there.

Question 5

How to translate "galerie" into german?

Accepted Answer

Galerie

Question 6

What is the translation of "galerie" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

galeria

Question 7

How do you translate "galerie" into italian?

Accepted Answer

galleria

Question 8

How to translate "galerie" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

galería

Question 9

How to translate "galerie" into english?

Accepted Answer

gallery

galerie

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