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Is the french word Trianon as in Petit Trianon just a name or does it have a meaning?
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∙ 14y ago
It doesn't really have a meaning, it is an actual name, though in either French or Spanish, "Trianon" suggests a special place with pleasant surroundings, beauty and balance.
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