brique
Norman
noun
Definitions
- (Jersey) brick
Etymology
Borrowed from English brick derived from French brique (brick).
Origin
French
brique
Gloss
brick
Concept
Semantic Field
The house
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
🧱
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
- debrick English
- firebrick English
- goldbrick English
- mudbrick English
- nanobrick English
- phytobrick English
- rebrick English
- redbrick English
- unbrick English
- brique French
- briquer French
- briqueterie French
- briquette French
- brik Middle English
- bric Welsh
- bricke Middle Low German
- biriky Malagasy