câbl'ye

Norman

Etymology

From Old Northern French [Term?], from Medieval Latin capulum (“lasso, rope, halter”), from Latin capiō, capere (“take, seize”).

Noun

câbl'ye m (plural câbl'yes)

(Jersey) cable

Derived terms

câbl'ye dé chabot (“brake cable”)
télévîsion dé câbl'ye (“cable television”)

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