une pièce - a room (in a house) or a play (in the theatre) or a piece of something
'piez' does not mean anything in French. The English word 'piece' is translated 'un morceau' or 'une part' in French.
a piece of
La part du gateau
Un collant (masc.) is a pantyhose in French. That was also used for a piece of adhesive tape.
It is the same word. If you mean 'proof of identity' it is 'une piece d'identite'.
"Un corsage" (masc.) is a piece of clothing called "blouse" in English. (It does not mean bouquet or flower bunch in French)
a piece of bean, or these ceramic things they have in the galletes des rois
to paint = peindre a paint = une peinture
"Point" can mean "point" as in a dot or a specific location, or it can also mean "not" or "doesn't" when used in a negative context.
"un morceau" (masc.), pl "des morceaux" is the French word for 'a piece / pieces'
It's from the French tronce, tronche, a stump or, piece of wood To be punished or beaten severely.
Supposing de Warenne is French in origin, it would mean "from the Warren ( a small enclosed piece of land for breeding small game in France)".