it is decendant from the old latin phrase "nortin gutenhein" meaning the northernly southern part, or it could be translated as "breakfast dinner", presumeably containing pancakes and steak in those olden days
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∙ 11y agoThe people that thought of Notre Dame came from the first Holy Cross tradition in 1841. The people in the congregation of holy cross was the brothers from St. Joseph united by father basil Moreau in 1837.
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∙ 16y agonotre dame comes from the french words of "our lady" referring to Mother Mary. After all it is a Catholic school.
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There is no cemetery in Notre Dame de Paris.
The name of the gypsy in The Hunchback of Notre-Dame is Esmeralda, also known as La Esmeralda. She is a pivotal character in the novel by Victor Hugo.
The full name is the la Cathédrale de Notre Dame de Paris
Well, Notre Dame means Our Lady. It is named after the Virgin Mary. You have tons of Notre Dames globally. It is for Our Lady. Notre Dame de Paris means Our Lady of Paris.
Esmerelda was the name of the gypsy in "Hunchback of Notre Dame"
The University of Notre Dame is located in Notre Dame, IN. However, the University will typically be referred to as being located in South Bend, IN but Notre Dame, IN is slightly more specific.
Our Lady
While the question does not specify which "Notre Dame" cathedral is meant (because there are many cathedrals with this name), the name "Notre Dame" indicates that it is a church dedicated to "Our Lady" (which is what the French phrase means.) "Our Lady" always means "the Virgin Mary, mother of Jesus Christ." Thus, the patronal saint of a cathedral named "Notre Dame" would be St. Mary, the mother of Christ.
Quasimodo. He has the same name as the hunchback in Victor Hugo's novel, Notre Dame de Paris, from which the movie was adapted.
Notre Dame.
Esmeralda