abat-jour
French
noun
Definitions
- lampshade
- (dated) eyeshade
- (architecture) skylight
Etymology
Compound from French abattre (breaks down, beat down) + French jour (day, light).
Origin
French
jour
Gloss
day, light
Concept
Semantic Field
Time
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
日
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- abatjour English
- Jour German
- abbattere Italian
- giorno Italian
- Jour J French
- abat-voix French
- abattable French
- abattage French
- abattement French
- abatteur French
- abattis French
- abattoir French
- abattre French
- bonjour French
- contre-jour French
- jour French
- journée French
- абажу́р Russian
- абажур Russian
- abajur Portuguese
- abażur Polish
- abażurek Polish
- أباجور Arabic
- jor Old French
- abaĵuro Esperanto
- abažur Serbo-Croatian
- абажур Serbo-Croatian
- abajur Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- آباژور Persian
- αμπαζούρ Greek (modern)
- abažūrs Latvian
- abatar Ido
- jornar Ido
- abajur Turkish
- abajurcu Turkish
- abajurlu Turkish
- abajursuz Turkish
- абажур Bulgarian
- абажур Kazakh
- abazhur Albanian
- abattre Middle French
- abajur Azerbaijani
- აბაჟური Georgian
- абажур Ukrainian
- abažūras Lithuanian
- abaxùr Ligurian
- jou Haitian, Haitian Creole
- abazour Mauritian Creole
- zour Mauritian Creole
- أبجورة Hijazi Arabic
- abajur Crimean Tatar
- zour Seychellois Creole