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91List of municipality numbers of Norway — Contents 1 01 Østfold 2 02 Akershus 3 03 Oslo 4 04 Hedmark …
92Karl Johan Baadsvik — Karl Johan Baadsvik …
93Liste des kommuner de Norvège — Cet article recense les kommuner de Norvège. Une kommune est une subdivision territoriale, la plus petite entité de gouvernement local du pays. Sommaire 1 Liste 2 Annexes 2.1 Liens internes …
94dépouille — [ depuj ] n. f. • v. 1170 despuille « vêtement laissé »; v. 1120 despueilles « butin »; de dépouiller I ♦ 1 ♦ (1573) Peau enlevée à un animal. Dépouille d un lion. Spécialt Peau que les serpents et certains insectes perdent lors de leur mue. ⇒… …
95dépouillé — dépouille [ depuj ] n. f. • v. 1170 despuille « vêtement laissé »; v. 1120 despueilles « butin »; de dépouiller I ♦ 1 ♦ (1573) Peau enlevée à un animal. Dépouille d un lion. Spécialt Peau que les serpents et certains insectes perdent lors de leur …
96Dewar — This is a famous Scottish clan surname. Spelt as Dewar, Deware, Dewer, and the extraordinary Dewire, it derives from two possible sources. Firstly, it may be an occupational name for a custodian of holy relics, from the Gaelic deoradh , a pilgrim …
97Deware — This is a famous Scottish clan surname. Spelt as Dewar, Deware, Dewer, and the extraordinary Dewire, it derives from two possible sources. Firstly, it may be an occupational name for a custodian of holy relics, from the Gaelic deoradh , a pilgrim …
98Dewer — This is a famous Scottish clan surname. Spelt as Dewar, Deware, Dewer, and the extraordinary Dewire, it derives from two possible sources. Firstly, it may be an occupational name for a custodian of holy relics, from the Gaelic deoradh , a pilgrim …
99Dewire — This is a famous Scottish clan surname. Spelt as Dewar, Deware, Dewer, and the extraordinary Dewire, it derives from two possible sources. Firstly, it may be an occupational name for a custodian of holy relics, from the Gaelic deoradh , a pilgrim …
100Dewerson — This unusual and interesting surname, chiefly recorded in Church Registers of the Welsh border counties from the 17th Century onwards, appears to have been mainly borne by Puritans, and other nonconformists of that century who looked more and… …
