plianche

Norman

Etymology

From Old French planche, from Late Latin planca, probably from Vulgar Latin *palanca, from Latin phalanga (“wooden roller; pole for carrying things”) possibly under influence from plānus (“level, flat, even”).

Noun

plianche f (plural plianches)

(Jersey) board

Derived terms

Terms derived from plianche

blianche plianche (“whiteboard”)
néthe plianche (“blackboard”)

plianche à rouôlettes (“skateboard”)
plianche à vaile (“windsail”)

plianche dé seurf (“surfboard”)

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