-
different prisons;
Robespierre to the
Palais du Luxembourg,
Couthon to "La
Bourbe" and Saint-Just to the "Écossais".
Augustin Robespierre was
taken from Prison...
- (1636–37).
Historical introduction and
additional notes by
Edward ****lord
Bourbe;
additional translations by
Arthur B. Myrick. Cleveland, Ohio:
Arthur H...
- Bourbon-l'Archambault,
words in
French such as
brouillard and
brume (meaning fog) or
bourbe (slime).
English Lullaby, the
Borda binds beautiful children with a rope...
- United
States Grindstone Big
Rideau Lake, Ontario Canada Grip Norway Gris
Bourbe Louisiana United
States Grisvågøy Norway Gröde-Appelland
North Frisian...
-
served as a
prison from 1790 to 1795
under the name of Port-libre or La
Bourbe prison. Chrétien
Guillaume de
Lamoignon de
Malesherbes (Louis XVI's lawyer...
- dim. of Gaul.
betua 'birch' Ir/Sc beith, W bedw, Br bezv, Manx beih -
bourbe 'muck, mire' Galician/Port.
borba 'mud',
Asturian borbolla 'bubble', Sp...
-
borba [f] 'mud, slime, mucus', from proto-Celtic *borwâ-,
cognate of
French bourbe 'mud'; akin to
Irish borb 'mud, slime',
bearbh 'boiling',
Welsh berw 'boiling'...
-
commune is made up of the
following collection of
villages and hamlets, Les
Bourbes,Le Mâly, La Croûte, Lorièe de Bas and La Lande-Saint-Siméon.
Communes of...
-
borba [f] 'mud, slime, mucus', from proto-Celtic *borwâ-,
cognate of
French bourbe 'mud'; akin to
Irish borb 'mud, slime',
bearbh 'boiling',
Welsh berw 'boiling'...
