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• Armorial des familles nobles et notables de picardie — L Armorial des familles nobles et notables de Picardie recense les armoiries, sous forme de figures et de blasonnements, ainsi que les devises des familles nobles et notables de Picardie qui ont possédé des fiefs en Picardie. Il faut rappeler qu… …   Wikipédia en Français

• Gaine of England — This interesting surname has three possible origins. Firstly, it may be of Anglo Saxon locational origin, from the places called Ingham, in Lincolnshire, Norfolk and Suffolk, recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086, as Ingeham , Hincham and Ingham… …   Surnames reference

• Genner — This famous surname is of Norman French origins, and was introduced into Britain after the 1066 Invasion. Originally recorded chiefly in the English south east counties of Suffolk and Kent, it was a medieval occupational name for a designer or… …   Surnames reference

• Ginner — This famous surname is of Norman French origins, and was introduced into Britain after the 1066 Invasion. Originally recorded chiefly in the English south east counties of Suffolk and Kent, it was a medieval occupational name for a designer or… …   Surnames reference

• Jenner — This famous surname is of Norman French origins, and was introduced into Britain after the 1066 Invasion. Originally recorded chiefly in the English south east counties of Suffolk and Kent, it was a medieval occupational name for a designer or… …   Surnames reference

• Jenoure — This unusual and interesting name is of Norman origin, and found chiefly in Kent and Sussex. It is a medieval occupational name for a designer or engineer, derived from the Olde French engineor , a contriver, a derivative of engaigne , meaning… …   Surnames reference

• Lengagne — Nom porté dans le Nord Pas de Calais. Variantes : Lengaigne, Langagne. Désigne celui qui est originaire de Lengagne (hameaux à Saint Folquin et Saint Omer Capelle, 62) ou de Lengaigne (hameau à Quesques, 62). Le toponyme évoque l idée de piège,… …   Noms de famille

• Angel (hamus) — 1. Angel und Netz müssen stets fertig sein. Es ist keine Gelegenheit zu versäumen. 2. Die Angel ins Wasser werfen thut s nicht allein, der Fisch will auch gezogen sein. 3. Die Angel muss immer hangen. Ovid sagt: »Ueberall herrscht der Zufall.… …   Deutsches Sprichwörter-Lexikon

• Köder — 1. Der Köder allein fängt keine Fische. Wenn nämlich die Angel fehlt. Schönheit ohne Grazie ist ein Köder ohne Angel. *2. Der Köder fängt die Fische, nicht der Angelhaken. Frz.: L amorce est ce qui engaigne le poisson et non la ligne. – Non en la …   Deutsches Sprichwörter-Lexikon

• Schlinge — 1. Allen Schlingen zu entgehen ist nicht leicht. – Eiselein, 551; Simrock, 9089. Lat.: Haud facile est omnes laqueos effugere. (Plautus.) 2. Die Schlingen der Weiber und Narren sind am schwersten zu vermeiden. 3. In gar zu offnen (plump gelegten) …   Deutsches Sprichwörter-Lexikon