lèche
common nounverb
Syllable Decomposition
lècheSince 1740, from leche (1718), lesche (1694), lecche (14th century). Probably the same word as laîche with a semantic evolution, which can be explained by an analogy with the lanceolate leaf of this plant. Originating from lesca ('slice, piece'), from the Italian lisca ('rib, woody part of hemp').
Definitions
- peinture
Synonyms
Plural
lèches
See also
léché (adj.) lèche (v.) léchage (cn.) lécheuse (cn.) léchette (cn.) lécher (v.) lécheur (cn.) lèchement (cn.)