tertre
common nounproper noun
Syllable Decomposition
tertrefrom a popular Latin word termitem, accusative of termes, termitis ('mound'), probably reconstructed after limes, limitis ('limit, boundary' but also 'hillock, mound'), from the Latin termen, terminis ('boundary').
Definitions
Synonyms
mottetertre funéraire
Plural
tertres
Translations
german:Tell
english:mound
arabic:مرتفغ
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hebrew:תל
dutch:tell
russian:телль
See also
Tertre (pn.)