tchaûdron

Norman

Etymology

From Old French chaudron, chauderon (cf. caudron), from chaudiere, or from a derivative of Late Latin caldaria or Classical Latin caldārium, from cal(i)dus (“warm, hot”).

Noun

tchaûdron m (plural tchaûdrons)

(Jersey, cooking) cauldron, copper, boiler

Synonyms

chaûdgiéthe, caûdron (“cauldron”)

Derived terms

tchaûdronnée (“cauldronful”)

Related terms

caûd

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