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In [[French language|French]], "splénétique" refers to a state of pensive sadness or [[melancholy]]. [[Category:Greek loanwords]]

...language|Spanish]] and to [[English language|English]], [[French language|French]], and other languages.<ref name=OED/><ref name=histories>{{Cite book| publ ...uana'') seem to be an innovation of English, though they later appeared in French and in Spanish, probably due to English influence.<ref name=OED/>

...pplement France's inadequate butter supplies. A [[Hippolyte Mège-Mouriés|French chemist]] claimed the prize with the invention of [[margarine]] in 1869. Th "[[French butter dish]]es" or "[[Acadian]] butter dishes" involve a lid with a long i

...d in an airtight container in a cool, dry location. This is similar to the French [[confit#Meat confit|confit]]. [[Category:German loanwords]]