trayon
tʁɛjɔ̃
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Definition of trayon - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
médicalDated partie du pis que l'on tire pour faire sortir le laitDated
- Le fermier nettoie chaque trayon avant de commencer la traite.
- Chaque trayon doit être examiné pour éviter les infections.
- La vache a quatre trayons bien visibles.
Origin of trayon
latin, trahere (tirer)
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trayon
partie du pis par laquelle sort le lait
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Trayon
tʁajɔ̃
Definition of Trayon - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
famillenom de famille d'origine française
- Monsieur Trayon habite dans notre village depuis longtemps.
- La famille Trayon organise une réunion annuelle.
- Le nom Trayon figure sur la liste des anciens élèves.
Origin of Trayon
probablement occitan, trayon (petit bois)
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