flaon

Middle English

Noun

flaon

Alternative form of flaun

Old French

Etymology

From Late Latin fladonem, accusative of flado, from Frankish *flado, from Proto-Germanic *flaþô. See English flan for more.

Noun

flaon m (oblique plural flaons, nominative singular flaons, nominative plural flaon)

flan (savory pastry dish)

Descendants

Middle English: flaun, flaon, flawn (borrowed)
- English: flawn (obsolete)
French: flan
English: flan (borrowed)

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