closture

See also: clôture and clôturé

Old French

Alternative forms

Etymology

From Late Latin clausūra (with the -t- possibly from influence from claustra or the suffix -tura), from Latin clausus.

Noun

closture oblique singular, f (oblique plural clostures, nominative singular closture, nominative plural clostures)

  1. enclosed area

Descendants

  • French: clôture
  • → English: closure (through the variant form)
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