GAUTIER

Meaning of GAUTIER in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ gō-ˈtyā ]

biographical name

Théophile 1811-1872 French author

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GAUTIER — biographical name Théophile 1811-1872 French author
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GAUTIER — /goh tyay"/ , n. Théophile /tay aw feel"/ , 1811-72, French poet, novelist, and critic.
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GAUTIER — Pronunciation: g ō - ' ty ā Function: biographical name Théophile 1811-1872 Fr. author
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