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"Blood waters" is a literal English equivalent of the French name Signargues. It references a southern French plateau and red wine whose meaning comes from the sang ("blood") argues (Occitanian for eaux, "waters") during Frankish ruler Charles Martel's (690? - 741) battle against Europe-invading, Islam-professing Saracens in 736. It will be pronounced "see-nyarg" in northern French and "see-nyar-guh" in southerly French.

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