Entry:moulaunde
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| Alphabetical group | K | L | M | N | O |
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| Letters | 9 |
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| Alphagram | A D E L M N O U U |
| Morphemes | moulaund |
| Rhymes | lɔnd, ʊlɔnd, mʊlɔnd |
| Keywords | Buildings, Structures |
moulaunde nns, moulaundouse du, moulaundes pl 1 / 1a i b [/mʊ.lɔnd/; mou•launde (2 syll.)] [Fr. moulin. Cognates: Latin molō, Spanish molino, Portuguese moinho, Italian mulino, Croatian/Slovene mlin, Slovak mlyn, Czech mlýn, Polish młyn, Norwegian mølle, Irish muileann, and Welsh melin (across Indo-European).]
- 1 : mill (structure)
→ Refers to the building where things are grinded; particular types are the windmill (sufŕimoulaunde) and watermill (hîdrömmoulaunde).
The original French word is notably found in the name of Paris' Moulin Rouge (Roubmoulaunde).
For the grinding apparatus, see choufinealde.
Hypernyms
See also
aisode (factory)
Added on: 2022-07-13, 11:40 • View semantic data