Philologie Française Ou Dictionnaire Étymologique, Critique, Historique, Anecdotique LittÃ(c)raire [French]

Philologie Fran aise Ou Dictionnaire tymologique, Critique, Historique, Anecdotique Litt raire, by Fran ois No l and L.J.M. Carpentier, is a comprehensive exploration of the French language. This dictionary contains a selection of archaisms, neologisms, euphemisms, figurative or poetic expressions, bold turns of phrase, and felicitous combinations of words. It serves as a rich resource for understanding the historical development and nuances of the French language, making it an invaluable tool for linguists, historians of language, and anyone interested in the intricacies of French vocabulary and expression.

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