-
Portuguese girafa. The
modern English form
developed around 1600 from the
French girafe. "Camelopard" (/kəˈmɛləˌpɑːrd/) is an
archaic English name for the giraffe;...
- (180 mm)
hevea rubber giraffe. The toy has been made in
France (as
Sophie la
Girafe)
since 1961,
first in Asnières-sur-Oise, near
Paris by
Delacoste then from...
- to Sa****uard
Giraffes in
Niger (ASGN, L'****ociation de
sauvegarde des
girafes du Niger) is an
organization formed to help the
giraffes of Niger, including...
- 2020.
Projet d’étude et de
conservation des
Girafes du Niger, ****ociation pour la
Sauvegarde des
Girafes du
Niger (2007). Müller-Jung,
Friederike (26...
- Café au lait spots, or café au lait macules, are flat,
hyperpigmented birthmarks. The name café au lait is
French for "coffee with milk" and
refers to...
-
Wikipedia article at [[:fr:
Girafes de Dabous]]; see its
history for attribution. You may also add the
template {{Translated|fr|
Girafes de Dabous}} to the talk...
- (крыса) and
babochka (бабочка) (feminine). In French, a
giraffe is
always une
girafe,
whereas an
elephant is
always un éléphant. To
specify the **** of an animal...
-
producer and
songwriter for EMI and
where he
wrote amongst others Les
Girafes for
Bourvil in 1967. In the
early 1970s, he
moved to
Warner Music where...
- The Giraffe's Neck (original title: Le Cou de la
girafe) is a 2004 French-Belgian film
directed by Safy Nebbou.
Sandrine Bonnaire as Hélène
Claude Rich...
-
Bazar (1992–1999) Les Trésors de Shéhérazade (Shahrazade's Treasures) La
Girafe Curieuse (The
Curious Giraffe)
Indiana Jones Adventure Outpost Temple Traders...
