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Eclair
the French name for a lightning is 'éclair'.
Arriving in the English language around 1500 CE, the word derives from the Middle French word gravite, meaning seriousness, or thoughtfulness. It also derives from the Latin word gravitatem.The scientific sense of the word, meaning force that gives weight to objects, was first recorded in the 1640s.
lightning camera flash passing car flash light fireworks
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Your hair when it stands up, the little lightning bolt you see when you touch metal, and some friction.
the French name for a lightning is 'éclair'.
cake
Detroit, Michigan, USA.
That could be a French name, more common along the Spanish border as it derives from a Spanish first name.
pie and cake
The American name we know today derives form the dutch word koekje or koekie, which means "little cake".
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Hodgkinson is found in England in the 1400s and possibly earlier. It derives from the French Christian name Roger.
The English surname of Rogerson derives from the Old French language given name that means "famous spear".
Kathleen derives from the Old French female given name Catherine, which translates into Italian as Caterina.
The islands were named 'Sechelles', after Vicomte Moreau des Sechelles, the French Comptroller General of Finances.
'un éclair' is a lightning / a thunderbolt in French. It is also the name of a small pastry.