coupl'ye
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Norman
1.1
Alternative forms
1.2
Etymology
1.3
Noun
Norman
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Alternative forms
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couplle
(
Guernsey
)
Etymology
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From
Old French
couple
, from
Latin
cōpula
.
Noun
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coupl'ye
m
(
plural
coupl'yes
)
(
Jersey
)
couple
(
two partners
)
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Norman terms inherited from Old French
Norman terms derived from Old French
Norman terms inherited from Latin
Norman terms derived from Latin
Norman lemmas
Norman nouns
Norman masculine nouns
Jersey Norman
nrf:Marriage
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