Question 1

What does the French word "gravier" mean?

Accepted Answer

Detrital rock with rather large elements (coarse sands and pebbles), of fluvial or coastal origin (also called gravel).
A set of small pebbles used to cover paths in a garden, etc.; crushed stones, with diameters of 1/2 to 4 cm, used to cover unpaved roads, and to fill volumes where maximum water flow is desired.
Fairly large concretions similar to small stones that form in the kidneys or bladder.
Among Newfoundland fishermen, the person responsible for spreading and drying cod or other fish on the gravelly shores.

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

graviers

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

from 'grève, rivage' (1135), derived from Old French 'de grève', in the form 'grave' (late 12th century), from pre-Latin 'grava'.

Question 4

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

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Question 5

How to translate "gravier" into english?

Accepted Answer

gravel

Question 6

What is the translation of "gravier" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

cascalho

Question 7

What is the translation of "gravier" into german?

Accepted Answer

Schutt

Question 8

What is the translation of "gravier" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

cascajo

gravier

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