HALÉVY

Meaning of HALÉVY in English

I. ˌ(h)a-lā-ˈvē, ˌ(h)ä- biographical name

(Jacques-François-) Fromental (-Elíe) 1799-1862 originally Elias Lé·vy lā-ˈvē French composer

II. biographical name

Ludovic 1834-1908 nephew of preceding French dramatist & novelist

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HALÉVY — I. biographical name (Jacques-François-) Fromental (-Elíe) 1799-1862 originally Elias , II. biographical name Ludovic 1834-1908 nephew of preceding French dramatist …
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HALÉVY — /ann lay vee"/ , n. 1. Fromental /frddaw mahonn tannl"/ , ( Jacques François Fromental Élie Lévy ), 1790-1862, French …
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HALEVY — n. Function: biographical name Ludovic 1834-1908 nephew of prec. Fr. dram. & nov.
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HALEVY — n. Pronunciation: ˌ (h)a-l ā - ' v ē , ˌ (h)ä- Function: biographical name (Jacques-François-) Fromental (-Elíe) 1799-1862 orig. …
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HALEVY, LUDOVIC
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HALEVY, (JACQUES-FRANCOIS-) FROMENTAL (-ELIE) — born May 27, 1799, Paris died March 17, 1862, Nice, Fr. original name Elias Levy French composer whose five-act grand …
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MEILHAC — /me yannk"/ , n. Henri /ahonn rddee"/ , 1831-97, French dramatist: collaborator with Ludovic Halévy.
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SAX, ADOLPHE — orig. Antoine-Joseph Sax born Nov. 6, 1814, Dinant, Belg. died Feb. 7, 1894, Paris, France Belgian instrument maker. Son of …
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