See also [edit] French [edit] Etymology [edit] Etymology tree Pronunciation [edit] Noun [edit] cigarette f ( plural cigarettes ) Derived terms [edit] Descendants [edit] Runion Creole French: sigart Belarusian: (cyhareta) Breton: sigaretenn Catalan: cigarret Danish: cigaret Dutch: sigaret English: cigarette, cigaret (dated) Assamese: (sigaret) Bengali: (igare) Burmese: (ci:ka.rak), (ci:ka.lip) Malay: sigaret, Mon: , Gujarati: (sigre) Hindi: (sigre) Niuean: hikaleti Samoan: sikareti Sinhalese: (sigareuwa) Telugu: (sigareu) Urdu: (sigare) Welsh: sigart Faroese: sigarett Georgian: (sigarei) German: Zigarette Italian: sigaretta Luxembourgish: Zigarett Norwegian Bokml: sigarett Norwegian Nynorsk: sigarett Pashto: (segr) Persian: (sigret) Romansh: zigareta, cigaretta (Rumantsch Grischun, Sursilvan, Surmiran, Puter, Vallader) Russian: (sigarta) Sicilian: sicaretta Swedish: cigarett Ukrainian: (syharta) See also [edit] Further reading [edit] Littr, mile (18731878), cigarette, in Dictionnaire de la langue franaise, Paris: L
Remove Triggers: Rid your environment of tobacco products, lighters, and ashtrays to reduce temptation and make it easier to resist cravings
Cigarettes combustion creates over 7,000 chemicals, including 69 known carcinogens
For the current study, researchers examined data on 615 men who had a stroke before age 50 and compared their smoking habits to a control group of 530 similar men who didn't have a history of stroke
Key market competitors are working on broadening their product ranges to satisfy changing customer preferences and regulatory constraints
