batt'tie
Appearance
Norman
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Noun
[edit]batt'tie f (plural batt'ties)
- gerund of battre
- (Jersey) beating
- 2007, Geraint Jennings, À ces sé[1]:
- La batt'tie d'ches néthes ailes a libéthé man tchoeu:
rôdant les c'mîns à la r'vèrdie, j'touônne en ouéthou.
Les pétales sont pouôrries et n'yées dans la nièrcheu;
les caûques-souothis ont chuchi l'rouoge d'la séthée d'v'lous.- The beating of these black wings has freed my heart:
roaming the roads at dusk, I turn into a shapeshifting spirit.
The petals are rotten and drowned in the darkness;
the bats have sucked the red from the velvet evening.
- The beating of these black wings has freed my heart:
- (Jersey) battery (myriad senses)
Derived terms
[edit]- batt'tie d'tchuîsinne (“kitchen utensils”)
- batt'tie r'chèrgeabl'ye (“rechargeable battery”)