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1. Etymology of the French word pile

the Old French word pile
derived from the Latin word pila (ball; sphere; squared pillar; pier, pile)

Derivations in French

empiler, photopile, thermopile, pilot, empiler

Derivations in other languages

English pile, Romanian pilă

Cognates

Italian pila, Portuguese pilha, Spanish pila

Usage

Word found in Old French

2. Etymology of the French word pile

derived from the French word pile
derived from the French word piler
derived from the Latin word pilare (grow hairy; depilate; plunder)
derived from the Late Latin word pilus (hair; chief; hair; bit, whit)
derived from the Greek word pilus
derived from the Latin word pila (ball; sphere; squared pillar; pier, pile)

Usage

Word found in Old French

3. Etymology of the French word pile

derived from the French word pile
derived from the Latin word pilum (javelin, heavy iron-tipped throwing spear; pike; pestle, pounding tool)

Usage

Word found in Old French


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