Meaning

1 senses
  1. A small flat-bottomed craft, used principally on the rivers, canals, and roadsteads of France.

Origin

Borrowed from French belandre, from Dutch bijlander (whence also English bilander), equiva

Borrowed from French belandre, from Dutch bijlander (whence also English bilander), equivalent to by- + lander.

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Forms

plural: belandres
Singularbelandre
Pluralbelandres

regular

See also

neighbours in the dictionary
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