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Meaning of "loutre"
loutre (noun) - Loutre is the French word for 'otter,' a semiaquatic mammal known for its playful behavior, streamlined body, and dense fur. Otters are often found in rivers, lakes, and coastal waters, where they hunt for fish and other aquatic prey
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Le Loutre willed his worldly possessions to the displaced Acadians.
Mascarene refused to surrender to Le Loutre.
Le Loutre drives out the Inhabitants.
Council believed the attack had been orchestrated by an Abbe Le Loutre.
Le Loutre withdrew to Grand Pre to await the arrival of DuVivier.
Berger and Loutre.
Le Loutre becomes the Beaubassin village priest and Fort Beausejour is completed.
Perhaps the most well known was Jean-Louis Le Loutre.
Le Loutre may have been involved in two raids on the British at Annapolis Royal.
French priest Jean-Louis Le Loutre was to coordinate the two expeditions.
Le Loutre and the French were established at Beauséjour, just opposite Beaubassin.
After the failed expedition, Le Loutre returned to France.
Le Loutre was assigned to replace Abbé de Saint-Vincent, at the Mission Sainte-Anne in Shubenacadie.
The Governor offered a reward of £50 for capture of La Loutre dead or alive.
Work by Berger and Loutre suggests that the current warm climate may last another 50,000 years.
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After the failure of d'Anville's fleet, Le Loutre arrived in France on La Sirène.
Contact engineering. get them working on it. sir, we're entering pass a loutre.
The area experienced a great change when the dam at La Loutre was constructed in 1917.
Small Seille ", in Salonnes ( right bank ) the Loutre Noire lit.
