In French, sans means without.
"Sans saucis" in French means "without sauce."
In Shakespeare's time, the word "sans" was the short form of the French word "sans," meaning "without." It was often used in Shakespeare's plays to denote something or someone without a certain characteristic or attribute.
'sans' means without inFrench. This is not a word you will come across frequently in names.
"Sans enfant" in French means "childless" in English. It is used to describe someone who does not have any children.
without words -- as in "Songs Without Words"
"Sans saucis" in French means "without sauce."
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Sans being French for "without" I would think you're looking for Avec, French for "with"
The French word for without is "sans".
In Shakespeare's time, the word "sans" was the short form of the French word "sans," meaning "without." It was often used in Shakespeare's plays to denote something or someone without a certain characteristic or attribute.
'sans' means without inFrench. This is not a word you will come across frequently in names.
Without can be translated as "sans".
silencieux, sans bruit
It is bare back riding. "SANS" is french for without. If I were to use the french word in an English sentence it would be: Malerie came to class SANS her homework. Hope this helps.
"Sans enfant" in French means "childless" in English. It is used to describe someone who does not have any children.
without words -- as in "Songs Without Words"