IPA: /ˈkɑːr.səl/
KK: /ˈkɑːr.səl/
A type of lamp that uses colza oil to produce light, commonly used in France, known for its specific size and construction.
The carcel lamp provided bright illumination for the street.
The word 'carcel' originates from Old French 'carcel', which means prison or jail. It is derived from the Latin 'carcer', meaning a place of confinement or prison. The term refers to a place where individuals are held in custody.
Think of 'carcer' as a place of confinement, which helps you remember that 'carcel' refers to a prison.