Question 1

What does the French word "grille" mean?

Accepted Answer

An assembly of bars crossing each other at intervals and used to close a window or other opening.
A kind of closure of small, closely spaced squares, which is in the parlors of certain religious communities.
A metal mesh that separates the choir of cloistered nuns from the choir or nave of their church.
Certain fences or partitions that are mainly formed of parallel vertical bars and sometimes have ornaments.
Iron bars, or a metal grate, on which coal is placed in a furnace above the ash pan.
A metal grille that is placed in front of a fireplace to prevent the wood or coal from the fire from spreading on the floor of a room.
Certain bars that are on the visor of a helmet and prevented the knight's eyes from being hit.
A metal sieve on which sand is thrown by the shovelful or which is used to separate the coarse from the fine of pulverized coal and other materials.
A card, in terms of secret writing, with holes cut in it, allowing the writer of a confidential dispatch to write and the recipient to read the words that must be read in this dispatch.
A problem, crossword puzzle, sudoku.

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

grilles

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

attested in the form crille in 1402; from Latin craticula (small grill), diminutive of cratis ("hurdle, grill").

Question 4

How do you translate "grille" into german?

Accepted Answer

Gitter

Question 5

How do you translate "grille" into english?

Accepted Answer

grill

grille

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