planh
/ˈplanjə/(also planc) historical
noun
An Old Occitan lament for the death of a person, especially a mistress or protector.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Penny Cyclopaedia. From Old Occitan planh, planch (in literature) lament for the death of a prince or patron, specifically use of planh, planch lament.
- colourfulness
- colour gravure
- colour harmony
- colour hearer
- colour hearing
- colourific
- colourimetrical
- colourimetrically
- colourimetrist
- colour index
- colouring
- colouring book
- colouring in
- colouring matter
- colouring wheel
- colourism
- colourist
- colouristic
- colouristically
- colourize
- colour-keyed
- colourless
- colourlessly
- colourlessness
- colour light signal