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Coste itself is for someone who lives near or on a hillside (cf côte in modern french)
"De" means, most of the time, "originated from"
So my guess would be that "De Coste" means "from hillside" or "from Coste" (a place with 'Coste' name, also meaning ultimately hillside)
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When was Louis de La Coste born?
Louis de La Coste was born in 1675.
When did Louis de La Coste die?
Louis de La Coste died in 1750.
What has the author Jacques Coste written?
Jacques Coste has written: 'Essais de parachutes dans la grande soufflerie sonique de Modane-Avrieux ..' -- subject(s): Parachutes, Testing
What has the author Hippolyte Coste written?
Hippolyte Coste has written: 'Flore descriptive et illustre e de la France, de la Corse et des contre es limitrophes'
What is the meaning of transcreated?
This definition is lacking an etymology or has an incomplete etymology
What is the birth name of Alexandre Coste?
Alexandre Coste's birth name is Alexandre Eric Stphane Coste.
What has the author Christian Coste written?
Christian Coste has written: 'Guide de l'assainissement en milieu urbain et rural' -- subject(s): Sanitary engineering, Sewage disposal, Water quality management
When was Carlos Coste born?
Carlos Coste was born in 1976.
When was Gérard Coste born?
Gérard Coste was born in 1939.
When was Jorge Coste born?
Jorge Coste was born in 1988.
When was Georges Coste born?
Georges Coste was born in 1944.
When was Charles Coste born?
Charles Coste was born in 1924.
