MONASTIQUE (ARCHITECTURE) — Une présentation générale de l’architecture monastique, dont l’existence couvre plus de seize siècles, n’évitera pas l’écueil d’un certain schématisme. La motivation des divers mouvements monastiques varie par plus d’une nuance, et il y a loin de … Encyclopédie Universelle
Larder — This interesting surname is an Anglo French metonymic occupational name for a high official in the retinue of a royal or noble household. The surname is equally recorded in many spellings forms in both countries. The official position of Larder… … Surnames reference
Lardeur — This interesting surname is an Anglo French metonymic occupational name for a high official in the retinue of a royal or noble household. The surname is equally recorded in many spellings forms in both countries. The official position of Larder… … Surnames reference
Lardier — This interesting surname is an Anglo French metonymic occupational name for a high official in the retinue of a royal or noble household. The surname is equally recorded in many spellings forms in both countries. The official position of Larder… … Surnames reference
Larderot — This interesting surname is an Anglo French metonymic occupational name for a high official in the retinue of a royal or noble household. The surname is equally recorded in many spellings forms in both countries. The official position of Larder… … Surnames reference
Lardeux — This interesting surname is an Anglo French metonymic occupational name for a high official in the retinue of a royal or noble household. The surname is equally recorded in many spellings forms in both countries. The official position of Larder… … Surnames reference
Lardez — This interesting surname is an Anglo French metonymic occupational name for a high official in the retinue of a royal or noble household. The surname is equally recorded in many spellings forms in both countries. The official position of Larder… … Surnames reference
larder — (n.) c.1300, supply of salt pork, bacon, and other meats, later in reference to the room for processing and storing such (late 14c.), from Anglo Fr. larder, O.Fr. lardier a place for meats, from M.L. lardarium a room for meats, from L. lardum… … Etymology dictionary
larder — noun a room or large cupboard for storing food. Origin ME (denoting a store of meat): from OFr. lardier, from med. L. lardarium, from laridum (see lard) … English new terms dictionary
larder — ► NOUN ▪ a room or large cupboard for storing food. ORIGIN originally denoting a store of meat: from Latin lardarium, from lardum lard … English terms dictionary
