English
wikipedia
Etymology
From ME., from cobble (probably a diminutive of one of various words cob, presumed to stem from a Proto-Germanic root kubb- "something rounded") + stone
Noun
en-noun
- A rounded stone from a river bed, fit for use as ballast in ships and for paving roads.
Synonyms
cobble (as backformation)
Translations
trans-top|a rounded stone
Dutch: keisteen; (for paving) kassei, kasseisteen
trans-mid
Portuguese: pedregulho m, pedras arredondado|arredondadas f|p
Russian: б�л�жник (bulýžnik) m
trans-bottom
References
R:Websters
fi:cobblestone
zh:cobblestone
| 