cotteur.
a raised border between a road and sidewalk; a kerb
Meaning & usage
a raised border between a road and sidewalk; a kerb
Ton char est pris sous la neige sur le cotteur.
Where this word comes from
Probably borrowed from English cutter. Other theories posit a derivation from cotter (“to support with a strut or stay”), accotement (“verge [of a road]”) or simply from côté (“side”) + -eur.
garden shears or secateurs
J'ai besoin d’un râteau et d’un cotteur.
a light sleigh drawn by a single horse; a cutter
Il a attelé son cheval sur un cotteur.
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from English cutter.
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