Definition of rascette in English:

rascette

(also rasceta, rascetta)

noun raˈsɛt

Chiefly Palmistry. The creases or wrinkles running across the wrist at the base of the palm.

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French rachette palm of the hand, carpus, sole of the foot, tarsus, Middle French rascette, rassette (in palmistry) the creases at the base of the palm and the wrist and its etymon post-classical Latin racheta, rasceta, raseta, rasetta wrist, ankle from rasca + -eta, -etta.

Definition of rascette in US English:

rascette

(also rasceta, rascetta)

nounraˈsɛt

Chiefly Palmistry. The creases or wrinkles running across the wrist at the base of the palm.

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French rachette palm of the hand, carpus, sole of the foot, tarsus, Middle French rascette, rassette (in palmistry) the creases at the base of the palm and the wrist and its etymon post-classical Latin racheta, rasceta, raseta, rasetta wrist, ankle from rasca + -eta, -etta.

单词	rascette
释义	Definition of rascette in English: rascette (also rasceta, rascetta) noun raˈsɛt Chiefly Palmistry. The creases or wrinkles running across the wrist at the base of the palm. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French rachette palm of the hand, carpus, sole of the foot, tarsus, Middle French rascette, rassette (in palmistry) the creases at the base of the palm and the wrist and its etymon post-classical Latin racheta, rasceta, raseta, rasetta wrist, ankle from rasca + -eta, -etta. Definition of rascette in US English: rascette (also rasceta, rascetta) nounraˈsɛt Chiefly Palmistry. The creases or wrinkles running across the wrist at the base of the palm. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French rachette palm of the hand, carpus, sole of the foot, tarsus, Middle French rascette, rassette (in palmistry) the creases at the base of the palm and the wrist and its etymon post-classical Latin racheta, rasceta, raseta, rasetta wrist, ankle from rasca + -eta, -etta.
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