appears as a suffix in the western part of Normandy, but as a prefix (Cour-, Gour-, Col-, Coul-): Gourfaleur from falor, the name of a people; Coulvain, meaning...
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Ireland Seumas MacManus Donegal Fairy Stories Adventures of Gilla Na Chreck An Gour (The Fellow in the Goat-skin) 1866 Ireland Patrick Kennedy Legendary Fictions...
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socio-linguistique : qui parle les langues de bretagne aujourd'hui ?". Région Bretagne. 8 October 2018. Retrieved 9 October 2018. Diagnostic de la langue bretonne en Île-de-France...
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buxettum which means "place planted with boxwood" equivalent to Boissay in the langue d'oïl. The district of l'Houmeau meaning "small elm" or "abalone". The term...
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contact with the Limousin dialect and marks the boundary with the Poitevin langue d'oïl (to the northwest) As for a large part of the west of the department...
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