Etymology of the English word coulis
the English word coulis
derived from the French word coulis
derived from the French word couler
derived from the Latin word colare (strain, filter , clarify)
derived from the Latin word colum (large intestine; colon; pain in large intestine; strainer, filter, sieve)
derived from the French word couler
derived from the Latin word colare (strain, filter , clarify)
derived from the Latin word colum (large intestine; colon; pain in large intestine; strainer, filter, sieve)
derived from the French word couler
derived from the Latin word colare (strain, filter , clarify)
derived from the Latin word colum (large intestine; colon; pain in large intestine; strainer, filter, sieve)
derived from the Old French word couleis
derived from the Latin root *colaticus
derived from the Latin word colatus (cleansed, cleaned, purified)
derived from the Latin word colare (strain, filter , clarify)
derived from the Latin word colum (large intestine; colon; pain in large intestine; strainer, filter, sieve)
derived from the French word couler
derived from the Latin word colare (strain, filter , clarify)
derived from the Latin word colum (large intestine; colon; pain in large intestine; strainer, filter, sieve)
derived from the French word couler
derived from the Latin word colare (strain, filter , clarify)
derived from the Latin word colum (large intestine; colon; pain in large intestine; strainer, filter, sieve)
using the French suffix -is
derived from the Old French word coleïs