trantran

French

Etymology

According to Littré, it is formed from the old verb trantraner, which comes from the Dutch tranten, trantelen, to walk here and there.

Noun

trantran m (plural trantran)

  1. Slow, routine pace of things in a business, in daily life.
  2. humdrum daily routine

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References

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