The "Code Noir," or "Black Code," was a set of laws established in 1685 by King Louis XIV of France to regulate the treatment and rights of enslaved people in the French colonies. It outlined the conditions of slavery, mandated the humane treatment of enslaved individuals, and set guidelines for their religious practices, primarily Catholicism. Despite its intentions, the Code Noir often reinforced harsh conditions and brutal treatment of enslaved people, reflecting the complexities of colonial governance and racial hierarchy.
In telecommunication, a code word is the element of a code. Each code word is a sequence of symbols that, when assembled in accordance with the code, come together to form a word or phrase that has specific meaning. Often times, the code word is not decipherable unless the one trying to decipher it has a specific code book that contains the procedure for deciphering the code.
A code word, a password, a pin number etc.
The Navajo language does not include a native word for fighter plane.In the Navajo code used in World War 2, the word used was dahetihhi, which means "humming bird" - this ensured that even if the Japanese could somehow translate the word it would still not make any sense. The code worked in two stages: first, take a native word such as jaysho (buzzard) and then apply it to something military (a bomber plane). Nobody other than the code talkers themselves could make that connection.
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The code word for the day was Opportunity. Opportunity is what you make of your life that enhances it for the better of those around you.
The plural of the word "noir" is "noirs."
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Noir, noire means black in French.
noir means (aka black)
Noir.
Noir
No. The Slavic people were first used as slaves. The word "slave" derives from the name "Slavic".
Noir.
le tableau noir
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"Black" in French is "noir".
cirage noir.