-
French refers to the
fresh fruit;
grappe (from
which the
English grape is derived)
refers to the
bunch (as in une
grappe de raisins). A
raisin in French...
-
Champignon de
Paris Haricots verts Piments d'Espelette
Fleur de sel de Guérande
Grappe de
raisin Poulet de
Bresse Blé (Wheat)
Black Périgord
truffle Le
petit déjeuner...
- Conversation.
Retrieved August 23, 2024.
Edgar Morin, Véronique Nahoum-
Grappe, Haïm
Vidal Sephiha (1989),
Vidal et les siens, Paris: Seuil. Morin, Edgar...
-
Bonarda Piemontese Balsamina,
Banarda Di Chieri, Bonarda,
Bonarda A
Grandes Grappes,
Bonarda Del Monferrato,
Bonarda Dell' Astigiano,
Bonarda Dell' Astigiano...
- 1503/cmaj.070874. ISSN 0820-3946. PMC 3267474. PMID 18591524.
Bouzigon R,
Grappe F,
Ravier G,
Dugue B (October 2016). "Whole- and partial-body cryostimulation/cryotherapy:...
- Olga is a 2021
sports drama film co-written and
directed by Elie
Grappe. It was
selected as the
Swiss entry for the Best
International Feature Film at...
- hung;
softneck varieties are
often braided in
strands called plaits or
grappes.
Peeled cloves may be
stored in wine or
vinegar in the refrigerator. Commercially...
- l'histoire des expéditions en Égypte et en Syrie.,
quoted in Véronique Nahoum-
Grappe (2002). "The
anthropology of
extreme violence: the
crime of desecration"...
- judeo-cristianos en la
literatura talmudica".
Scripta Theologica. 42 (3): 811.
Grappe,
Christian (2011). "Dan Jaffé (éd.),
Studies in
Rabbinic Judaism and Early...
- (in French). Paris: Rapilly. OCLC 1041796905 – via the
Internet Archive.
Grappe,
Georges (1958). Prud'hon (in French). Paris: A. Michel. OCLC 2502696. Guffey...
