vergé
See also: verge
French
Etymology
From verge (“rod, verge”), or from Latin virgātus.
Participle
vergé (feminine vergée, masculine plural vergés, feminine plural vergées)
- past participle of verger
Adjective
vergé (feminine vergée, masculine plural vergés, feminine plural vergées)
- ribbed, veined
- laid (paper)
- streaky (colour)
Related terms
- vergée
- vergeure (the above thread for paper-making)
- vergeture
Further reading
- “vergé”, in Trésor de la langue française informatisé [Digitized Treasury of the French Language], 2012.
Anagrams
- grève
Old French
Alternative forms
- vergee
Etymology
From Latin virgātus; cf. English virgate.
Noun
vergé m (oblique plural vergez, nominative singular vergez, nominative plural vergé)
- virgate (measure of land)
Related terms
- verger (verb)
Descendants
- French: vergé
References
- vergé on the Anglo-Norman On-Line Hub