Associations to the word «Abbes»
Noun
- Dubois
- Gama
- Monsieur
- Mademoiselle
- Herrera
- Constantin
- Confessor
- Francois
- Jena
- Madame
- Ernst
- Duc
- Chevalier
- Ursula
- Sine
- Vicar
- Comte
- Notary
- Curate
- Musketeer
- Prism
- Edmond
- Tours
- Livre
- Microscope
- Pere
- Antoinette
- Rue
- Marquis
- Lucien
- Tutor
- Versailles
- Valet
- Richelieu
- Conti
- Chateau
- Franc
- Dauphin
- Niece
- Dinah
- Diffraction
- Parishioner
- Boise
- Counsellor
- Salon
- Gabriel
- Celeste
- Cesar
- Jesuit
- Helene
- Countess
- Colbert
- Dispersion
- Eminence
- Prelate
- Blanc
- Pons
- Bonnet
- Liszt
- Cardinal
- Cure
- Deaf
- Athos
- Ganges
- Intrigue
- Scruple
- Madeleine
- Consecration
- Strasbourg
- Mme
- Scaffold
- Laughing
- Optics
- Emile
- Sacrament
- Bishopric
- Disgrace
- Lens
- Laval
- Priest
- Personage
- Eloquence
- Bourgeois
- Benevolence
- Acquaintance
- Parisian
- Wig
- Adieu
Wiktionary
ABBÉ, noun. (obsolete) A French abbot, the (male) head of an abbey. [mid 16th century]
ABBÉ, noun. An honorific title for a member of the French clergy. [mid 16th century]
ABBE, noun. Alternative spelling of abbé
ABBE CONDENSER, noun. A condenser composed of two lenses which concentrates and controls the light which passes through an examined specimen before that light enters the objective of a microscope, used to obtain high levels of magnification.
ABBE CONDENSERS, noun. Plural of Abbe condenser
ABBE NUMBER, noun. A number that represents the reciprocal of the dispersive power of a substance with transparent qualities.
ABBE NUMBERS, noun. Plural of Abbe number
ABBE REFRACTOMETER, noun. (physics) An instrument used to measure the refractive index of a liquid, by utilizing the critical angle for total reflection.
ABBE REFRACTOMETERS, noun. Plural of Abbe refractometer
Dictionary definition
ABBE, noun. A French abbot.
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