Question 1

Where does the French word "noix" come from?

Accepted Answer

from Latin nux.

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

Dry fruit produced by the walnut tree. It is a drupe composed of an inedible husk, the hull, and a pit that, once lignified, forms the shell.
Dry fruit consumed after cracking the shell.
Fruit of various tree species with a woody shell.
A quantity the size of a walnut.
A piece of meat with good flavor located in the thigh, loin, or shoulder.
The glandular part found in the shoulder of veal, near the joint of the two bones.
The fatty lump found in the lumbar muscles of beef.
The glandular part found in the middle of a piece of meat.
Part of the spring of a crossbow where the string is stopped when it is drawn.
Part of the spring of a rifle, pistol, etc., equipped with two notches, one for resting and the other for the trigger, which engage with the sear.
Toothed wheel that is part of a coffee grinder, pepper mill, etc., and is used to grind the seeds.
Convex spherical part ("ball") of a ball joint, fitting into the socket.
System consisting of a central part and two screws used to hold the clamp on the support, used for example in distillation.
A stupid, foolish person. Often in the exclamation: "What a nut!".
Split cylindrical piece used to drive a universal joint. "Universal joint nut"

Question 3

How do you translate "noix" into italian?

Accepted Answer

noce

Question 4

How to translate "noix" into russian?

Accepted Answer

орех

Question 5

How to translate "noix" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

noz

Question 6

How to translate "noix" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

nuez

Question 7

What is the translation of "noix" into german?

Accepted Answer

Nuss

Question 8

How do you translate "noix" into english?

Accepted Answer

bosshead

noix

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