Question 1

What is the etymology of thr French word "radier"?

Accepted Answer

composed of the root of 'radeau' (from Latin 'ratis' (raft)) with the suffix '-ier'.

Question 2

What does "radier" mean in French?

Accepted Answer

A concrete, stone, or wooden platform on which a building is built.
A wooden or masonry floor on which the foundations of locks, bridges, etc. are established in water.
A paved or concrete crossing at the bottom of a shallow, temporary watercourse, allowing vehicles to pass when the current is not too fast. Widely used in Africa at trail crossings, when erosion of the banks, lack of relief, or lack of resources prevent the construction of a bridge.

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

radiers

Question 4

What are the anagrams of the French word "radier"?

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Question 5

How do you say "radier" in english?

Accepted Answer

sole plate

Question 6

How to translate "radier" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

radier

radier

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