Definition of palourde in English:

palourde

noun paˈlʊəd

Especially in French cookery: an edible carpet shell or Venus clam (genus Venerupis).

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in The New Monthly Magazine. From French palourde from an unattested vulgar Latin alteration of classical Latin pelōrid-, pelōris a kind of mussel from Hellenistic Greek πελωριδ-, πελωρίς from ancient Greek πέλωρ monster, prodigy + -ίς.

Definition of palourde in US English:

palourde

nounpaˈlʊəd

Especially in French cookery: an edible carpet shell or Venus clam (genus Venerupis).

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in The New Monthly Magazine. From French palourde from an unattested vulgar Latin alteration of classical Latin pelōrid-, pelōris a kind of mussel from Hellenistic Greek πελωριδ-, πελωρίς from ancient Greek πέλωρ monster, prodigy + -ίς.

单词	palourde
释义	Definition of palourde in English: palourde noun paˈlʊəd Especially in French cookery: an edible carpet shell or Venus clam (genus Venerupis). Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in The New Monthly Magazine. From French palourde from an unattested vulgar Latin alteration of classical Latin pelōrid-, pelōris a kind of mussel from Hellenistic Greek πελωριδ-, πελωρίς from ancient Greek πέλωρ monster, prodigy + -ίς. Definition of palourde in US English: palourde nounpaˈlʊəd Especially in French cookery: an edible carpet shell or Venus clam (genus Venerupis). Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in The New Monthly Magazine. From French palourde from an unattested vulgar Latin alteration of classical Latin pelōrid-, pelōris a kind of mussel from Hellenistic Greek πελωριδ-, πελωρίς from ancient Greek πέλωρ monster, prodigy + -ίς.
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