pieuve
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Champenois
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Alternative forms
1.2
Etymology
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Noun
1.4
References
Champenois
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Alternative forms
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pieuvre
pleuve
pleuvre
Etymology
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From
Vulgar Latin
*plovere
Noun
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pieuve
(
Clairvaux
)
to
rain
References
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Jean Daunay,
Parlers de Champagne
, 1998
Baudouin,
Glossaire de la forêt de Clairvaux
(Ville-sous-la-Ferté), 1887
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French terms inherited from Vulgar Latin
French terms derived from Vulgar Latin
Champenois lemmas
Champenois verbs
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