abat-jour

See also: abatjour

French

Etymology

From abat (“breaks down”) +‎ jour (“light”).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /a.ba.ʒuʁ/

Noun

abat-jour m (plural abat-jours)

Descendants

Albanian: abazhur
Arabic: أَبَاجُور‎ (ʾabāžūr)
Bulgarian: абажур (abažur)
Crimean Tatar: abajur
Czech: abažúr
English: abatjour
Estonian: abažuur
Georgian: აბაჟური (abažuri)
Greek: αμπαζούρ (ampazoúr)
Italian: abat-jour
Latvian: abažūrs
Lithuanian: abažūras
Persian: آباژور‎ (âbâžur)
Polish: abażur
Portuguese: abajur
Romanian: abajur
Russian: абажу́р (abažúr)
- Azerbaijani: abajur
- Bashkir: абажур (abažur)
- Belarusian: абажу́р (abažúr)
- Chuvash: абажур (abažur)
- Kazakh: абажур (abajwr)
- Kyrgyz: абажур (abacur)
- Ossetian: абажур (abažur)
- Tatar: абажур (abajur)
- Tajik: абажур (abažur)
- Ukrainian: абажу́р (abažúr)
Serbo-Croatian: abažur / абажур
Turkish: abajur

Further reading

“abat-jour” in le Trésor de la langue française informatisé (The Digitized Treasury of the French Language).

Norman

Noun

abat-jour m (plural abat-jours)

(Jersey) blind

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