LETTRE BÂTARDE

Meaning of LETTRE BÂTARDE in English

|le.trəbə|tärd noun

( plural lettres bâtardes “)

Etymology: French, literally, bastard letter

1. : a Gothic letter with the angles rounded

2. : bâtarde

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BÂTARDE — bəˈtärd noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from feminine of bâtard bastard, from Old French bastard, bastart — more at …
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LETTRE DE CACHET — noun (plural lettres de cachet) Etymology: French, literally, letter with a seal Date: 1718 a letter bearing an official seal …
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AVANT LA LETTRE — foreign term Etymology: French before the letter ; before a (specified) name or entity existed
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LETTRE DE CACHET — (French: "letter with a seal") Letter bearing an official seal, signed by the king and countersigned by a secretary of …
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LETTRE DE CRÉANCE — |le.trədəkrā|äⁿs noun ( plural lettres de créance “) Etymology: French, from Middle French, translation of Medieval Latin litterae credentiae : …
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LETTRE DE CACHET — |le.trədəˌka|shā noun ( plural let·tres de cachet “) Etymology: French : a letter bearing an official (as a royal) seal …
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CARTE-LETTRE — kȧrtəletr( ə ), -et(rə) noun ( plural carte-lettres -tr ə , -t(rə)) Etymology: French, from carte card + lettre letter …
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AU PIED DE LA LETTRE — ō|pyādəläˈletr( ə ), -et(rə) adverb Etymology: French, literally, to the foot of the letter : literally don't take everything I …
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LETTRE DE CRÉANCE — /le trddeu deuh krdday ahonns"/ , pl. lettres de créance /le trddeu deuh krdday ahonns"/ . French. letter of credit.
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LETTRE DE CHANGE — /le trddeu deuh shahonnzh"/ , pl. lettres de change /le trddeu deuh shahonnzh"/ . French. bill of exchange.
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LETTRE DE CACHET — /le trddeu deuh kann she"/ , pl. lettres de cachet /le trddeu deuh kann she"/ . French. a letter under …
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AVANT LA LETTRE — [avant la lettre] [F] foreign term : before the letter: before a (specified) name existed
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CACHET, LETTRE DE — (French: letter of the sign [or signet]), a letter signed by the king and countersigned by a secretary of state …
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LETTRE DE BATARDE — фр. рукописная форма готического письма и шрифтов XV в.
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POSTMAN — postmann; porta-lettre, lettrero
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PILLARBOX — lettre-bux
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MISSIVE — lettre, missage
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MAIL — n. (armour) curasse. TO PUT ON ~: blindar; (letters) postage. ~ BAG: lettre-sac; v. inviar per li post, inpostar
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LETTER-RACK — lettriere, porta-lettre
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LETTER — lettre (-bux); (of alphabet) líttere. CAPITAL ~: majuscul. SMALL ~: minuscul
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BILL — (account) conto, factura; (beak) bee; (Parl.) lege-projecte; (poster) afiche. ~ OF CREDIT: credit-lettre. ~ OF EXCHANGE: tratte, lettre de cambio. …
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MISSIVE — noun Etymology: Middle French lettre ~, literally, letter intended to be sent Date: 1501 a written communication ; letter
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LETTER — I. noun Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French lettre, from Latin littera ~ of the alphabet, litterae, plural, epistle, literature Date: …
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MISSIVE — I. ˈmisiv, -sēv also -səv adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French or Medieval Latin; Middle French missif, from Medieval …
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LETTER — I. ˈled.ə(r), -etə- noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English lettre, letter, from Old French lettre, from …
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LETTERCARD — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: probably translation of French carte-lettre : a postcard that folds and seals like a letter sheet with …
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COULÉE — küˈlā, ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, short for écriture coulée, literally, flowing writing, from écriture writing + coulée, …
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LETTER MISSIVE — pl. letters missive . a letter from an official source expressing a command, permission, invitation, etc. [ 1400-50; late ME …
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LETTER — letter 1 — letterer , n. — letterless , adj. /let"euhr/ , n. 1. a written or printed communication addressed …
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BLACK LETTER — also called Gothic Script, or Old English Script, in calligraphy, style of alphabet that was used for handwriting throughout Latin …
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PASCAL, BLAISE — born June 19, 1623, Clermont-Ferrand, Fr. died Aug. 19, 1662, Paris Pascal, red crayon drawing by Jean Domat, c. 1649. …
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CHARDIN, JEAN-BAPTISTE-SIMON — born Nov. 2, 1699, Paris, Fr. died Dec. 6, 1779, Paris The Attributes of Music, oil on canvas by Jean-Baptiste-Simon …
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BASTILLE — medieval fortress on the east side of Paris that became, in the 17th and 18th centuries, a French state prison …
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ДИДРО — (Diderot, Denis) (1713-1784), философ, романист и художественный критик. Родился 5 октября 1713 в Лангре (Шампань), в семье ножовщика. Образование получил …
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