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Meaning of "aglaé"
aglaé (noun) - Aglaé is a French given name that is of Greek origin. It is a variant of the name Aglaia, who was one of the three Graces in Greek mythology, representing beauty and splendor
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Charlotte Aglaé was one of eight children.
This species was named in honour of Aglaé Brelay.
Charlotte Aglaé visited the duke several times in prison.
I want you to take care of Aglaé and Marcelle.
Charlotte Aglaé is said to have seriously considered the proposal but her parents refused outright.
People assumed that the same fate awaited Charlotte Aglaé.
You worry about Aglaé and Marcelle.
Aglaé Ventures is the early stage investment program of Groupe Arnault.
My name is Aglaé.
Charlotte Aglaé set off first for Antibes and next Genoa.
What can you tell me about a certain Aglaé de Cusacque?
Crash Test Aglaé is a French comedy road movie directed and written by Eric Gravel.
Few expected the marriage to succeed, as Charlotte Aglaé had no desire to leave France.
But Aglaé as his interpreter have a lot of impertinence, of malice, of mind.
Much to the annoyance of her family, Charlotte Aglaé and her husband remained in Paris.
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You are lost in your flesh, Aglaé.
As a young child, Charlotte Aglaé was known at court as Mademoiselle de Valois.
When her family took the Dowager Queen 's side completely, Charlotte Aglaé became even further isolated.
Charlotte Aglaé d'Orléans was born at the Palais-Royal, her parents ' residence in Paris.
She was survived by two children, Charlotte Aglaé and Louis, Duke of Orléans.
Groupe Arnault, Eurazeo, Aglaé Ventures and Daphni participated in today 's funding round.
I work in one of your factories. I'm Aglaé.
The family moved to Paris, where Aglaé started singing at the Opéra Garnier after school.
Aglaé ( other form, Aglaë ) is a French female given name.
See you soon, Aglaé.
