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Etymology of the French word place

the French word place
derived from the Vulgar Latin root *plattea
derived from the Classical Latin word platea (broad way, street)
derived from the Greek word plateia, πλατεῖα (a wide 'plat' or 'place'; open square)
derived from the Greek word platus, πλατύς (flat; spread out 'flat' ('plot'); broad)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *plat-

Derivations in French

déplacer, biplace, monoplace, remplacer, placer, placette, placier, aéroplace, demi-place, multiplace, triplace, laisser-sur-place

Cognates

Dutch platform, Dutch plaats, Dutch plaatsen, English place, English platform, French placer, French plate-forme, German Plattform, German plazieren, German Platz, Italian piazza, Norwegian plattform, Norwegian plass, Norwegian plassere, Polish plac, Provençal plassa, Swedish plattform, Swedish plats, Swedish placera, Yiddish plats



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