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French
Participle
gabé (feminine gabée, masculine plural gabés, feminine plural gabées)
- past participle of gaber
Norman
Etymology
From Middle French gabie (“foretop”), a borrowing from Old Occitan gabia (literally “cage, open framework, lantern of a bell tower”), from Latin cavea (“cage”), see also Italian gabbia (“hutch, cage”).(Can this(+) etymology be sourced?)
Noun
gabé m (plural gabés)
- (Jersey, nautical) dogvane, telltale
Synonyms
Piedmontese
Pronunciation
Verb
gabé
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