What do the French call a napkin?
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Apr 04, 2025 - 10:05 AM
In French, a napkin is called "une serviette." The term is used in both dining and other contexts, such as a towel or a briefcase, depending on the situation. The word "serviette" is derived from the verb "servir," which means "to serve."
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Available as beautifully coordinating napkins or separately as accents to existing linens, Premier Stripe Bistro napkins are yarn dyed with a classic stripe design. Available stripe colors are white, red, ebony, flag blue, royal, brown, forest green, grey and orange. The green stripe bistro napkin i...
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