éperon barré
German translation: befestigter Bergsporn
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barred spur Explanation: éperon ist in diesem Fall the endof a hill or mountain and barré means there is a fortification accross |
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befestigter Bergsporn Explanation: Hallo Doris Wolf, Ich schicke Ihnen anbei eine These, wo Sie die Übersetzung finden können. Mit herzlichen Grüssen, Isaure https://www.persee.fr/doc/pica_0752-563x_1972_num_2_1_969#pica_0752-563X_1972_num_2_1_T1_0019_0000 |
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