kérosène
common noun
Syllable Decomposition
kérosèneFirst called kerosine in 1862, then kerosene from 1865 onwards; borrowed from English kerosene, itself derived from the Greek κηρός kêros, "wax" with the English suffix -ene (French -ène).
Definition
Plural
kérosènes
Translations
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chinese:煤油
spanish:queroseno
See also
cireux (adj.) céréan (adj.) cire (cn.) ciré (adj.) cirage (cn.) cirer (v.) cireur (cn.) cirier (cn.) cirière (cn.) cireuse (cn.) cireuse (adj.)