rocher

proper noun common nounverb

Syllable Decomposition

rocher

Etymology

rochier, derived from rock.

Definitions

1. To cover two metal parts with borax before soldering or brazing them. technique

2. To foam, in reference to beer that is fermenting. technique

3. For metals, to undergo a phenomenon of scaling, forming blisters as it solidifies. métallurgie

Conjugation

→ Conjugation of "rocher"

Translations

swedish:fräsa

See also

rochage (cn.) dérochage (cn.) rochant (v.) rochons (adj.) rochons (v.) rochez (v.) rochent (v.) rochais (v.) rochait (v.) rochions (v.) rochiez (v.) rochaient (v.) rochai (v.) rochâmes (v.) rochâtes (v.) rochèrent (v.) rocherai (v.) rocheras (v.) rochera (v.) rocherons (v.)