villes
villes is the plural of ville.
Meaning of ville
Noun
ville (plural villes)
- A Vietnamese village.
- Once we fanned over a little ville that had just been airstruck and the words of a song by Wingy Manone that I’d heard when I was a few years old snapped into my head, “Stop the War, These Cats Is^([sic]) Killing Themselves.”1977, Michael Herr, “Breathing In”, in Dispatches, New York, N.Y.: Alfred A. Knopf, →ISBN, page 9
- A town or village.
- Abᵗ 12, We left Sᵗ Malo & came to Hedé that night 9 Leagues (bayting onely at Sᵗ Pierre a pretty Ville) where we were well lodged & found Mʳ Macartie (Irlandois) the Curé.1702 May 1 (Gregorian calendar), Thomas Marwood, “Thomas Marwood’s Diary”, in J[ohn] H[ungerford] Pollen, editor, Miscellanea (Publications of the Catholic Record Society; 7), volume VI ([Henry]...
Questions about villes
- What is villes the plural of?
- Villes is the plural of ville.
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