chênaie — [ ʃɛnɛ ] n. f. • chesnaie 1600; chesnoie 1240; var. casnoit 1079; de chêne ♦ Plantation de chênes. ● chênaie nom féminin Forêt composée surtout de chênes. ● chênaie (homonymes) nom féminin chaînaient forme conjuguée du verbe chaîner chaînais… … Encyclopédie Universelle
chesnaie — ⇒CHÊNAIE, CHESNAIE, subst. fém. Lieu planté de chênes. La chênaie productrice de glands pour le troupeau de porcs (La Forêt fr., 1955, p. 9) : • Et nulle chesnaie, nulle hêtraie, je dirai mieux (...) nulle société féminine ne passe en douceur et… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Chainey — This unusual and interesting name is of Old French origin, introduced into England by the Normans after the Conquest of 1066. The derivation is from the Old French chesne, chesnai , oak tree, oak grove, from the medieval Latin casnetum , and the… … Surnames reference
Cheine — This unusual and interesting name is of Old French origin, introduced into England by the Normans after the Conquest of 1066. The derivation is from the Old French chesne, chesnai , oak tree, oak grove, from the medieval Latin casnetum , and the… … Surnames reference
Cheney — This unusual and interesting name is of Old French origin, introduced into England by the Normans after the Conquest of 1066. The derivation is from the Old French chesne, chesnai , oak tree, oak grove, from the medieval Latin casnetum , and the… … Surnames reference
Cheyne — This unusual and interesting name is of Old French origin, introduced into England by the Normans after the Conquest of 1066. The derivation is from the Old French chesne, chesnai , oak tree, oak grove, from the medieval Latin casnetum , and the… … Surnames reference
Chiene — This unusual and interesting name is of Old French origin, introduced into England by the Normans after the Conquest of 1066. The derivation is from the Old French chesne, chesnai , oak tree, oak grove, from the medieval Latin casnetum , and the… … Surnames reference
Chaney — This name, with variant spellings Cheyney, Cha(i)ney, Chene, Chasney, and Chst(e)ney, derives from the Old French chesnai , (Medieval Latin casnetum ), meaning an oak grove, and was originally given either as a topographic name to someone who… … Surnames reference
Chsteney — This name, with variant spellings Cheyney, Cha(i)ney, Chene, Chasney, and Chst(e)ney, derives from the Old French chesnai , (Medieval Latin casnetum ), meaning an oak grove, and was originally given either as a topographic name to someone who… … Surnames reference
Chstney — This name, with variant spellings Cheyney, Cha(i)ney, Chene, Chasney, and Chst(e)ney, derives from the Old French chesnai , (Medieval Latin casnetum ), meaning an oak grove, and was originally given either as a topographic name to someone who… … Surnames reference
