carcel
kaʁsɛl
Definition
Definition of carcel - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
éclairage ancienRare lampe à huile avec pompe pour alimenter la mèche en continuRare
- La carcel éclairait le salon avec une flamme stable.
- Une carcel ancienne est exposée au musée.
- Le collectionneur a restauré une carcel du XIXe siècle.
Origin of carcel
ancien français, carcer (prison)
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- English:Carcel lamp, ...
- German:Carcel-Lampe, ...
- Italian:lampada Carcel, ...
- Spanish:lámpara Carcel, ...
- Portuguese:lamparina Carcel, ...
- Chinese:卡塞尔灯, ...
- Japanese:カルセルランプ, ...
- Arabic:مصباح كارسل, ...
- Hebrew:מְנוֹרָה עִם מַשְׁאֵבָה, ...
- Russian:лампа Карселя, ...
- Ukrainian:лампа Карселя, ...
Carcel
kaʁsɛl
Definition of Carcel - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
patronymeRare nom de famille françaisRare
- Monsieur Carcel habite dans cette rue depuis longtemps.
- La famille Carcel organise une réunion annuelle chaque été.
- Marie Carcel a publié un livre sur l’histoire locale.
Origin of Carcel
nom propre, Carcel (nom de famille)
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- Spanish:Carcel, ...
- Portuguese:Carcel, ...
- Chinese:卡塞尔, ...
- Japanese:カルセル, ...
- Arabic:كارسل, ...
- Hebrew:קַרְסֶל, ...
- Russian:Карсель, ...
- Ukrainian:Карсель, ...
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