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Meaning of "desfontaines"
desfontaines (noun) - Desfontaines is a surname of French origin, used to identify specific individuals or families
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Desfontaines also opened a tearoom at the pastry shop.
I can not picture Desfontaines as a serial killer.
Desfontaines could not decipher it.
It has a royal seal but Desfontaines never managed to read it.
Desfontaines told me about the discovery of the mummy inside the sarcophagus.
I am looking for anything that Desfontaines could have left in the archives.
Desfontaines was born near Tremblay in Brittany.
A liaison officer told me he would trained with a Desfontaines in London.
Notes that Desfontaines must have made.
Apparently the word suicide in French was used by Pierre Desfontaines for the first time.
Desfontaines discovered the grave 's existence thanks to a ring.
Discovered the tomb from a ring Pierre Desfontaines with a dynastic seal.
Desfontaines was interested in the plants ' response to the continuous vibrations of the ride.
Discovered the tomb from a ring Pierre Desfontaines.
Egyptologist Pierre Desfontaines makes an unusual discovery, a tomb over three thousand years old.
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Dom Bougre designated the famous abbé Desfontaines.
Desfontaines spent two years in Tunisia and Algeria, returning with a large collection of plants.
A liaison officer told me he would trained with a Desfontaines in London . I thought nothing of it.
René Louiche Desfontaines launched de Candolle 's botanical career by recommending him at an herbarium.
He became a contributor to the " Observations sur les écrits modernes " of the abbé Guyot Desfontaines.
Botanist Desfontaines found it in Algiers, where it is grown with Iris germanica near graves.
The genus was named for the French botanist, René Louiche Desfontaines.
Pierre Desfontaines of the SOE, arrested by the Gestapo last year in Le Mans.
Later he moved to Valdivia where he met two French merchants, Lachaise and Desfontaines.
Immediately thereafter, the new king appointed Desfontaines as his Foreign Relations Minister.
Yes . Desfontaines discovered the grave 's existence.
I'm looking for anything that Desfontaines could've left in the archives.
Yes . Desfontaines discovered the grave 's existence thanks to a ring.
Here, see that 's it . lt has a royal seal but Desfontaines never managed to read it.
Desfontaines discovered there was a tomb when he found a ring, you see. - Yes.
Yes. thanks to a ring. Desfontaines discovered the grave's existence.
Desfontaines described a specimen which Robert Brown had collected at Lucky Bay in January 1802.
Look, Professor Desfontaines kept a journal!
It was originally described by René Louiche Desfontaines in 1818.
Notes that Desfontaines must have made. What are you looking for?
The correct name was given by René Louiche Desfontaines in 1799.
June 13, Desfontaines told me how he discovered the mummy.
That 's her . Louise Desfontaines.
I can not picture Desfontaines as a serial killer . Oh, that 's a little much, is not it?
June 13, Desfontaines told me how he discovered the mummy . Final destination, the Louvre.
June 2, Egyptologist Pierre Desfontaines has unearthed containing an intact sarcophagus . a tomb over 3000 years old.
