Question 1

Where does the French word "limon" come from?

Accepted Answer

(11th century) from Latin limus (mud) which became, in popular Latin, limo, limōnem. Related to the ancient Greek λίμνη (marsh, stagnant water).

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

limons

Question 3

What is the definition of the French word "limon"?

Accepted Answer

Alluvium, earth carried by a watercourse and deposited on its banks.
Clay, clay.
Deposit brought by watercourses or by the wind, consisting of very fine particles of rocks, mixed with organic debris.
Each of the two long pieces of wood fixed to the front of a vehicle, between which a draft animal is harnessed, and which together constitute the shaft.
A piece of wood or stone that supports the end of the steps of a staircase on the side opposite the wall, and on which the railing is fixed.
A variety of lemon with a thin, juicy and acidic skin, the fruit of the lemon tree.
Synonym of lemon.

Question 4

How do you translate "limon" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

zancra

Question 5

How to translate "limon" into german?

Accepted Answer

Holm

Question 6

What is the translation of "limon" into italian?

Accepted Answer

zoccolo

Question 7

How to translate "limon" into english?

Accepted Answer

stringer

limon

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