brique
French
noun
Definitions
- brick (hardened block used for building)
- carton box (food packaging)
- (slang) ten thousand French francs one million old francs, ~1524€
Etymology
Derived from Middle Low German bricke derived from Middle Dutch brike.
Origin
Middle Dutch
brike
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Bricktop English
- Bricktown English
- biobrick English
- brick English
- brickbat English
- brickclay English
- brickdust English
- bricken English
- bricker English
- brickery English
- brickette English
- brickfield English
- brickfilm English
- brickhead English
- brickie English
- brickish English
- brickkiln English
- bricklayer English
- bricklaying English
- brickless English
- bricklike English
- brickmaker English
- brickmaking English
- brickman English
- brickmold English
- brickmould English
- brickpack English
- brickscape English
- brickshaped English
- brickstamp English
- brickwise English
- brickwork English
- brickworks English
- bricky English
- brickyard English
- briquette English
- debrick English
- firebrick English
- goldbrick English
- mudbrick English
- nanobrick English
- phytobrick English
- rebrick English
- redbrick English
- unbrick English
- Brikett German
- briquer French
- briqueterie French
- briquette French
- брикет Russian
- brikett Norwegian Bokmål
- brikett Norwegian Nynorsk
- brik Middle English
- brik Danish
- bric Welsh
- brike Middle Dutch
- brique Norman
- bricke Middle Low German
- brica Occitan
- brike Walloon
- biriky Malagasy