- Look up
Dauphin,
dauphin, or
dauphîn in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Dauphin (French: "dolphin",
plural dauphins), in the
French and
English languages...
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Asturias Prince of
Beira Duke of
Braganza Crown prince Tsarevich Dauphins of
Viennois Dauphins of
Auvergne King of Rome
Madame Royale Mediterranean cetaceans...
- for the type was
Saudi Arabia,
which ordered 24
Dauphins, and Angola, with an
order for 17
Dauphins. The
largest civil customers of the type has been...
- AS
Dauphins Noirs (Black Dolphins) is a
football club from DR Congo. They play
their home
games at
Stade des Volcans,
which has a
capacity of 10,000. The...
- infected. The elder, Louis, Duke of Brittany, the
latest in a
series of
Dauphins, suc****bed on 8 March,
leaving his brother, the two-year-old Duke of Anjou...
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France (1461–1466)
Dauphins of
France Dauphins of
Auvergne Bernard Bligny (1984), "Note sur l'origine et la
signification du
terme "
dauphin" (de Viennois)"...
- Stéphane (June 25, 2014). "Le
Cellier des
Dauphins règne sur le marché des Côtes du Rhône" [Le
Cellier des
Dauphins reigns over the
market of
Cotes du Rhone]...
- of
France and
Queen Marie Antoinette. His
older brother,
Louis Joseph,
Dauphin of France, died in June 1789, a
little over a
month before the
start of...
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Dauphins de Créteil is a
French swimming and
water polo club from Créteil,
Paris founded in 1973. It is best
known for its women's team,
which won eight...
- Louis,
Dauphin of
France (1
November 1661 – 14
April 1711),
commonly known as le
Grand Dauphin, was the
eldest son and heir
apparent of King
Louis XIV...
