osier
common noun
Syllable Decomposition
osier(end of the 12th century) regressive derivative of the Old French osiere (cf. Walloon wèzîre), from the Vulgar Latin auseria, "bed of osiers, group of trees", attested in the 7th century, Latinized from the Old Low Franconian halster "willow, osier", corresponding to Dutch halster, Low German halster, hilster.
Definitions
- botanique
Plural
osiers
Anagrams
rosieseoir
Translations
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chinese:柳条
spanish:mimbre
finnish:pajuvitsa
dutch:teenwilg
See also
oseraie (cn.) osiériste (cn.)