êtrangi

Norman

Etymology

From Old French estrange and estranger (“foreign”), both from Latin extraneus. More at English strange, extraneous.

Adjective

êtrangi m

(Jersey) foreign

Derived terms

êtrangiéthement

Noun

êtrangi m (plural êtrangièrs)

(Jersey) stranger, foreigner

Derived terms

à l'êtrangi (“abroad”)
tîmbre pouor l'êtrangi (“stamp for abroad”)

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