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Etimologia: Del francès 'coupelle', de l’antic 'cospel' o 'coispel' («planxa prima»), diminutiu del llatí 'cuspis' («punxa»), segle XIII. Doblet de 'cospell'.
co·pel·la, nom femení (plural «copel·les»)
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Etimologia: Del francès 'coupelle', de l’antic 'cospel' o 'coispel' («planxa prima»), diminutiu del llatí 'cuspis' («punxa»), segle XIII. Doblet de 'cospell'.
co·pel·la, nom femení (plural «copel·les»)
1. Vas per purificar els metalls preciosos com l'or i la plata.
(1/2)
Le français "copeau, tricuspide" vient du latin "cuspis", qui signifie "fer d'une lance, pointe".
https://fr.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/copeau
#langue
Le français "copeau, tricuspide" vient du latin "cuspis", qui signifie "fer d'une lance, pointe".
https://fr.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/copeau
#langue
Objavljeno: 11:56, 11. ožujka 2026.
#vijesti #hrvatska #cuspis #digitalizacija #javninovac #korupcija #vladarh
Objavljeno: 11:56, 11. ožujka 2026.
#vijesti #hrvatska #cuspis #digitalizacija #javninovac #korupcija #vladarh
Objavljeno: 17:58, 12. srpnja 2025.
#vijesti #zagreb #cuspisdoo #novosti #parkmaksimir #prirodagradazagreba #racunalneusluge #transparentnost #vinkokojundzic #zooloskivrtzagreb
Published on Tuesday, June 9, 2026
Published on Tuesday, June 9, 2026
Named for the pointed shoulders - Cuspis meaning “point” or “spear” - and simplex meaning “simple,” “plain,” or “uncompounded”. First described by Francis Walker in 1867.
Named for the pointed shoulders - Cuspis meaning “point” or “spear” - and simplex meaning “simple,” “plain,” or “uncompounded”. First described by Francis Walker in 1867.