MAROT

Meaning of MAROT in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ma-ˈrō ]

biographical name

Clément 1496?-1544 French poet

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MAROT — biographical name Clément 1496?-1544 French poet
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MAROT — Pronunciation: ma- ' r ō Function: biographical name Clément 1496?-1544 Fr. poet
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MAROT, CLÉMENT — born 1496?, Cahors, France died September 1544, Turin, Savoy French poet. While imprisoned in 1526 for defying Lenten abstinence regulations, …
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MAROT, JEAN — born c. 1619 died Dec. 15, 1679, Paris French architect and engraver who was one of a large family of …
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MAROT, HELEN — born June 9, 1865, Philadelphia, Pa., U.S. died June 3, 1940, New York, N.Y. American writer, librarian, and labour organizer, …
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MAROT, DANIEL — born 1661, Paris died June 4, 1752, The Hague French-born Dutch architect, decorative designer, and engraver whose opulent and elaborate …
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MAROT, CLMENT — born 1496?, Cahors, Fr. died September 1544, Turin, Savoy [now in Italy] one of the greatest poets of the French …
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MAROT, CLÉMENT — born 1496?, Cahors, France died September 1544, Turin, Savoy French poet. While imprisoned in 1526 for defying Lenten abstinence regulations, …
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CLÉMENT MAROT — Маро, Клеман
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MARMOT — Any of about 14 species (genus Marmota ) of stout-bodied, diurnal, terrestrial Marmots are 12–24 in. (30–60 cm) long, excluding …
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CHANT ROYAL — fixed form of verse developed by French poets of the 13th to the 15th century. Its standard form consisted in …
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VILLON, FRANCOIS — Additional reading Editions and translations. Important among early editions were Antoine Vrard (ed.), Jardin de plaisance (1501, reprinted in 2 …
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RENEE OF FRANCE — born Oct. 25, 1510, Blois, Fr. died June 12, 1574, Montargis French Rene de France, Italian in full Renata di …
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LORRAINE, JEAN DE LORRAINE, 1ST CARDINAL ... — born April 9, 1498, Bar, Fr. died May 18, 1550, Nogent-sur-Yonne French cardinal of the celebrated family of Guise, a …
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BOURGEOIS, LOYS — born c. 1510, , Paris, France died after 1561 Loys also spelled Louis Huguenot composer who wrote, compiled, and edited …
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MARMOT — n. Any of about 14 species (genus Marmota ) of stout-bodied, diurnal, terrestrial squirrels found in North America, Europe, and …
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МАРО, КЛЕМАН — Clément Marot
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