pierre

Meaning

1. stone (substance)
2. stone (rock, a pebble)
3. real estate

Concepts

stone

🪨

rock

🪨

grindstone

pebble

boulder

flat

jewel

gem

💎

cock

gravestone

pecker

pit

prick

shaft

shelf

small

stones

hard rock

tool

wide

Pierre

small stone

white rock

mountain

⛰️

bullet

bit of gravel

peter

conglomerate rock

putz

bijou

rolling pin

infinitesimal analysis

lump of rock

round stone

big

Go piece

stumbling block

Go stone

tombstone

large rock

endocarp

dick

flint

balk

gemstone

capital of South Dakota

cornerstone

headstone

🪦

hill

hone

card

lapidate

lump

milestone

Synonyms

caillou

écraser

rocher

🪨

roc

🪨

lapider

🪨

roche

🪨

pierre précieuse

gemme

montagne

⛰️

noyau

🪨

pierre blanche

joyau

cailloux

dénoyauter

🪨

Paul

pénis

pie

pierre angulaire

pierre tombale

rouleau

silex

tournant

tremplin

grosse pierre

jalon

p

p

petit caillou

Pierre

tombale

petite pierre

peter

pieurre

jean

jacques

roche

🪨

balle

piedra

bijou

bite

borne

calcul

carde

colline

faire-part de clôture

fondement

galet

grand

lithiase

outil

paf

Pronounced as (IPA)

/pjɛʁ/

Etymology

Inherited from Middle French: pierre

Inherited from Old French: pierre

Inherited from Latin: petra

In summary

Inherited from Middle French pierre, Old French pierre, from Latin petra, a borrowing from Ancient Greek πέτρα (pétra).

Sentences

La balle pouvait être en bois ou en pierre .

The ball could be made of wood or stone.

Il n'est pas debout , il est assis sur une pierre .

He is not standing, he is sitting on a stone.

Aussi voulut-il fêter la pose de la première pierre .

So he wanted to celebrate the laying of the first stone.

Les deux principaux matériaux utilisés sont la brique rouge et la pierre bleue .

The two main materials used are red brick and blue stone.

La pierre est orientée nord-sud.

The stone is oriented north-south.