panne
common noun
Syllable Decomposition
pannevariant of penne, the end of the yard, recalling the point of a feather: (1515) pene, 'long lateen yard'; (16th century) to put the wind in penne, 'to no longer control the boat'; (1611) to put in panne, 'to orient the yards (of a ship) in such a way as to stop its movement'; (18th century) in panne, 'waiting, unable to act'; (1879) in panne, 'breakdown in a mechanism'.
Definitions
- mécanique
- informatique
- charpenterie
- marinemétéorologie
- théâtrecinéma
Plural
Translations
english:purlin
spanish:apagón
See also
panifiable (adj.) panière (cn.) panage (cn.) empannage (cn.) dépannage (cn.) panier (cn.) pain (cn.) paner (v.) Pannes (pn.) empanner (v.) pannes (v.) panificateur (cn.) panification (cn.) panifier (v.) panné (adj.) panetier (cn.) panetière (cn.) panaire (adj.) dépanneur (cn.) dépanneuse (cn.)