grillon
common nounproper noun
Syllable Decomposition
grillonGrillet is attested in the 14th century, then grillon in the late 15th century, probably from grelot (bell) by reference to the sound of the animal, the doubling of the "l" coming from grésiller (to crackle). In the west of France, the word grelet is still used in patois.
Definitions
- cuisine
Synonyms
criquetcricri
Plural
grillons
Translations
german:Heimchen
english:cricket
spanish:grillo
italian:grillo
dutch:krekel
portuguese:grilo
swedish:syrsa
See also
Grillon (pn.) grillonner (v.)