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papeterie
[ pap-i-tree; French papuh-tree ]
noun
- a box for holding stationery, especially an ornamental one.
papeterie
/ ˈpæpətrɪ; papetri /
noun
- a box or case for papers and other writing materials
Word History and Origins
Origin of papeterie1
Word History and Origins
Origin of papeterie1
Example Sentences
And the best stationery store in North America, Papeterie Nota Bene in Montréal.Dana’s pick: Lauren Child’s Charlie and Lola, the books as well as the animated series.
Papeterie, pap-e-trē′, n. a box containing paper, &c., for writing purposes: stationery.
She sat there writing and rewriting, erasing, blotting, tearing up, till the night was far spent, till she feared that the modest resources of the papeterie would be exhausted before toil came to fruition.
“Take this, child,” he said; “you are now going to a first-class place of education, and it is right that you should have a proper equipment,” and so gave her the papeterie.
It was a simple device enough, but it must have furnished her food for thought, for it lay under her eyes on the table for at least ten minutes before she put it carefully back into the papeterie, and began her letter to Westray.
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