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empilements is often considered grammatically incorrect as a French word, especially in modern French. This form appears in older texts or as a misspelling of empilement (the act or result of stacking up things) or empile (a specific type of stack).
empilement (masculine noun): The act of stacking things, or the result of stacking. It's a more common and standard word.empiler (verb): to stack, to pile up.In informal contexts, it could be slang for a tall person, a tall stack of something, or even a pile of money.
If you see empilements and the word empile isn't the direct antecedent, it's most likely either a misspelling of empilement or an attempt at a plural which does not exist in standard French.
Related Topics: Plural nouns, French vocabulary, Word formation