Definition of propine in English:

propine

(also propyne)

noun prə(ʊ)ˈpʌɪn

Scottish rare, historical

Something presented or offered as a gift; a present; (occasionally) a gratuity. Formerly also in extended use: †a tribute in words; a toast (obsolete).

Late Middle English. From Middle French propine (French †propine) gratuity and its etymon post-classical Latin propina.

(also propyne)

nounprə(ʊ)ˈpʌɪn

Scottish rare, historical

Something presented or offered as a gift; a present; (occasionally) a gratuity. Formerly also in extended use: †a tribute in words; a toast (obsolete).

Late Middle English. From Middle French propine (French † propine) gratuity and its etymon post-classical Latin propina.

单词	propine
释义	Definition of propine in English: propine (also propyne) noun prə(ʊ)ˈpʌɪn Scottish rare, historical Something presented or offered as a gift; a present; (occasionally) a gratuity. Formerly also in extended use: †a tribute in words; a toast (obsolete). Origin Late Middle English. From Middle French propine (French †propine) gratuity and its etymon post-classical Latin propina. Definition of propine in US English: propine (also propyne) nounprə(ʊ)ˈpʌɪn Scottish rare, historical Something presented or offered as a gift; a present; (occasionally) a gratuity. Formerly also in extended use: †a tribute in words; a toast (obsolete). Origin Late Middle English. From Middle French propine (French † propine) gratuity and its etymon post-classical Latin propina.
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