fossile
French
noun
Definitions
- fossil
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin fossilis (something which has been dug up, dug up, fossil, retrieved from the earth, dug out).
Origin
Latin
fossilis
Gloss
something which has been dug up, dug up, fossil, retrieved from the earth, dug out
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- chemofossil English
- fossil English
- fossilate English
- fossildom English
- fossiled English
- fossilhood English
- fossiliferous English
- fossilification English
- fossilify English
- fossilism English
- fossilist English
- fossility English
- fossilization English
- fossilize English
- fossilogy English
- fossilology English
- ichnofossil English
- macrofossil English
- magnetofossil English
- megafossil English
- mesofossil English
- microfossil English
- nanofossil English
- nonfossil English
- palynofossil English
- pseudofossil English
- semifossil English
- subfossil English
- technofossil English
- fodiō Latin
- fossilis Latin
- Fossil German
- Fossillagerstätte German
- fossil German
- fossiel Dutch, Flemish
- fossielenbestand Dutch, Flemish
- gidsfossiel Dutch, Flemish
- subfossiel Dutch, Flemish
- fossilifère French
- macrofossile French
- fósil Spanish, Castilian
- fossil Norwegian Bokmål
- fossil Norwegian Nynorsk
- fossil Danish
- fosilă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- فسیل Persian
- ฟอสซิล Thai
- fosilo Ido
- fosil Turkish