Definition of patrin in English:

patrin

noun ˈpatrɪn

cant

A marker made of grass, leaves, a twig, etc., left purposely by a Gypsy to indicate the direction taken.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in George Whyte-Melville (1821–1878), novelist and poet. From Welsh Romani patrin leaf, patrin from Balkan Romani patrí from Sanskrit patrikā, diminutive of patra leaf, feather.

Definition of patrin in US English:

patrin

nounˈpatrɪn

cant

A marker made of grass, leaves, a twig, etc., left purposely by a Gypsy to indicate the direction taken.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in George Whyte-Melville (1821–1878), novelist and poet. From Welsh Romani patrin leaf, patrin from Balkan Romani patrí from Sanskrit patrikā, diminutive of patra leaf, feather.

单词	patrin
释义	Definition of patrin in English: patrin noun ˈpatrɪn cant A marker made of grass, leaves, a twig, etc., left purposely by a Gypsy to indicate the direction taken. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in George Whyte-Melville (1821–1878), novelist and poet. From Welsh Romani patrin leaf, patrin from Balkan Romani patrí from Sanskrit patrikā, diminutive of patra leaf, feather. Definition of patrin in US English: patrin nounˈpatrɪn cant A marker made of grass, leaves, a twig, etc., left purposely by a Gypsy to indicate the direction taken. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in George Whyte-Melville (1821–1878), novelist and poet. From Welsh Romani patrin leaf, patrin from Balkan Romani patrí from Sanskrit patrikā, diminutive of patra leaf, feather.
随便看	parfait mold parfait mould parfaits parfilage parfleche parfocal parfocality parfocality parfocalization parfocalize parfocalize par force par for the course par for the course parfumerie parfumeries parfumier pargana pargasite pargasitic parge parge-board parged parget pargeted