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Cupboard in french?
To say the word cupboard in French you say placard. This word is said as armadio in Italian and armario in Spanish.
What kind of noun is cupboard?
The noun cupboard is a singular, common, concrete, compound noun; a word for a cabinet or closet, usually with a door and shelves, used for storage.
How do you spell cubard?
The correct spelling is "cupboard" (a storage unit).
Is cupboard a compound word?
Yes, a cupboard originally was a cup board, which is a board on which you stored your cups, although now the term is used for more general storage of kitchen supplies.
What is the Igbo word for cupboard?
The official Igbo word for cupboard is "koboodu."
Is the word cupboard a syllable word?
Yes, cupboard is syllabic. It has two syllables.
What is an airing cupboard?
An airing cupboard is a cupboard intended for clothes storage built around a house's hot water system, using the heat to dry clothes.
What is a 7 letter word for chest or cupboard?
If you mean a storage chest, then trunk is a 5-letter word for it. If you mean the upper part of the body, then torso is a 5-letter word for it.
Which of these is a silent letter she keeps your food in the cupboard?
The letter p in the word cupboard is silent
What is cupboard shelf?
A cupboard shelf refers to a horizontal surface within a cupboard or cabinet that is used for storing items. It provides an organized and efficient way to maximize storage space within the cupboard. Cupboard shelves can be adjustable or fixed depending on the design of the cupboard.
What is the luhya word for cupboard?
The African Luhya equivalent for the English word 'cupboard' is "Ikabati".
How did hutch get its name?
Hutch is defined as1a a chest or compartment for storage (1b) a cupboard with open shelvesa pen or coop for an animalshack, shantyMerriam-Webster and other online sources say the word hutch comes from "Middle English: from Old French huche, from medieval Latin hutica, of unknown origin. The original sense was ‘storage chest’." "1275-1325; Middle English hucche, variant of whucce, Old English hwicce chest." And Middle English huche, from Anglo-French. On the bottom of the Merriam-Webster page is a picture of a cupboard hutch.Apparently, use of the phrase "rabbit hutch" evolved later than the hutch as a cupboard or chest.
