la
/twal/
Translation
canvas, cloth; web
Word origin
From Latin tela ('woven cloth, warp of a loom'), from texere ('to weave'). English 'textile' and 'text' come from the same verb.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- tela
- English cognates
- textile, text
Grammar
Examples
peintre .
The painter is working on a large canvas.
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The paintings in the museum draw big crowds.
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A spider has spun its web in the corner.
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This bag is made of blue canvas.
au .
She bought several canvases at the market.
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