Hatz.–Darm.
/ˈhatsˈdɑːm/
Hatz.–Darm. proper noun: the two-volume Dictionnaire général de la langue française (1890–1900).
Proper noun
Hatz.–Darm.
- The two-volume Dictionnaire général de la langue française (1890–1900).
Origin of Hatz.–Darm.
Abbreviations of Hatzfeld and Darmesteter, denoting two of the dictionary’s three compilers, Adolphe Hatzfeld (1824–1900), Arsène Darmesteter (1846–1888), and Antoine Thomas (1857–1935).
Questions about Hatz.–Darm.
- What does Hatz.–Darm. mean?
- Hatz.–Darm. means the two-volume Dictionnaire général de la langue française (1890–1900).
- What part of speech is Hatz.–Darm.?
- Hatz.–Darm. is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Hatz.–Darm.?
- Hatz.–Darm. is pronounced /ˈhatsˈdɑːm/.
Words near Hatz.–Darm. in the dictionary
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