[…] the greater its speed, the less visible it grows, until at around a Thousand Toises per Minute, it vanishes entirely […]
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Toise
//tɔɪz//
Synonyms for "toise" (2 found)
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19 translations across 16 languages.
Breton
1 entries- tez noun (former French unit of length — see also brace, fathom)
Catalan
2 entries- braça noun (former French unit of length — see also brace, fathom)
- toesa noun (former French unit of length — see also brace, fathom)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 土瓦兹 noun (former French unit of length — see also brace, fathom)
Dutch
1 entries- toise noun (former French unit of length — see also brace, fathom)
Esperanto
1 entries- klafto noun (former French unit of length — see also brace, fathom)
French
1 entries- toise noun (former French unit of length — see also brace, fathom)
Galician
1 entries- braza noun (former French unit of length — see also brace, fathom)
Italian
1 entries- tesa noun (former French unit of length — see also brace, fathom)
Japanese
1 entries- トワーズ noun (former French unit of length — see also brace, fathom)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- toise noun (former French unit of length — see also brace, fathom)
Portuguese
2 entries- braça noun (former French unit of length — see also brace, fathom)
- toesa noun (former French unit of length — see also brace, fathom)
Russian
1 entries- туаз noun (former French unit of length — see also brace, fathom)
Spanish
2 entries- braza noun (former French unit of length — see also brace, fathom)
- toesa noun (former French unit of length — see also brace, fathom)
Swedish
1 entries- toise noun (former French unit of length — see also brace, fathom)
Turkish
1 entries- kulaç noun (former French unit of length — see also brace, fathom)
Ukrainian
1 entries- туаз noun (former French unit of length — see also brace, fathom)
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