trou
common noun
Syllable Decomposition
troufrom Vulgar Latin traucum which gives the Occitan and Catalan trauc, attested in the form traugum (8th century, laws of the Ripuarians) and in Old French in the form tro (1175, Chrétien de Troyes: tex tros i font), most likely of pre-Celtic origin insofar as it is absent from the other Celtic languages (see pertuis, pierce).
Definitions
- jeux
- golf
- argot militaire
- physiqueélectronique
Synonyms
Plural
trous
Hyponyms
Translations
german:Kaff
english:hole
arabic:حفرة
chinese:孔
danish:hul
spanish:hueco
finnish:kolo
greek:οπή
japanese:穴
dutch:gat
polish:dziura
portuguese:oco
russian:яма
swedish:hål
turkish:delik
ukrainian:дірка