gillotage

English

Etymology

From French gillotage.

Noun

gillotage (uncountable)

  1. (historical) A form of zincography.

French

Etymology

Named after French inventor Charles Gillot (1853–1903).
Derived from the name Gillot +‎ [Term?] (verbal action suffix).

Noun

gillotage m (plural gillotages)

  1. zincography

Descendants

  • → Italian: gillotaggio

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