| 释义 |
can·ne·tille
\|kanə|tē(l), F kȧntēēy\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: French, from Italian cannutiglia, canutiglia, from Spanish cañutillo, literally, small tube, diminutive of cañuto tube, pipe, from Arabic dialect (Spain) qannūṭ, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin cannutus, from Latin canna cane — more at cane
: a fine gold or silver thread twisted spirally that is used in embroidery and often made into lace for vestments or into military braid |