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What does secret mean in french?
The word secret has the same spelling and meaning in English and French. In French it is a masculine noun pronounced "suh-kreh".
What does naissance mean in french?
Naissance means birth.
What does les pierres mean?
"Les pierres" is a French term that translates to "the stones" in English.
What does roches mean in french?
"Roches" in French translates to "rocks" in English, referring to large pieces of stone or mineral matter.
What does vrainment mean in french?
"Vrainment" is not a valid French word. It may be a misspelling of "vraiment," which means "truly" or "really" in English.
What does Notre Dame mean?
Notre Dame means our lady in french. Our lady is the English translation
What is 'notre dôme' when translated from French to English?
"Our dome" is an English equivalent of the incomplete French phrase notre dôme. The masculine singular phrase also translates literally as "our rounded roof" in English. The pronunciation will be "noht dom" in northerly French and "no-truh dohm" in southerly French.
What does Notre Dame mean in english and french?
our lady, in religious vocabulary. The reference is to the Virgin Mary.
What is the french word for the English word 'ours'?
notre, le / la notre
What is 'Quel jour est pour notre amour' when translated from French to English?
Quel jour est pour notre amour? in French is "What day is for our love?" in English.
What does notre mean in english?
Notre means our. Notre Dame means Our Lady.
Does English for Notre Dame mean our lady?
Yes. Notre Dame means Our Lady (St. Mary, the mother of Jesus).
What does notre pere mean in french?
It means "our father" (it should be - Notre Père)
What does Notre école mean in french?
our school
What does nia venita mean?
The words nia venita are of the Esperanto language and translate into English as our coming. These words translate into French as notre prochain.
What does notre cadet mean in english?
Our second son
What is 'our' when translated from English to French?
'notre' (one thing) or 'nos' (several things)
