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Etymology of the French word grain
the Old French word
grain
derived from the Classical Latin word
granum
(grain; grain; seed)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*gr₀ə-no-
Derivations in French
agrainer
,
grener
,
grainer
,
grenaille
,
gros-grain
,
pèse-grains
,
engrener
,
égrener
Derivations in other languages
English
grain
, Romanian
gren
Cognates
Catalan
corbmari
, Danish
kormoran
, Dutch
grein
, Dutch
koren
, English
cormorant
, English
grain
, English
corn
, French
cormoran
, French
graine
, German
Gran
, German
Kormoran
, Icelandic
korn
, Italian
grano
, Latin
granum
, Portuguese
grão
, Portuguese
corvomarinho
, Spanish
grano
, Swedish
gran
, Swedish
korn
Usage
Word found in Old French
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