Difference between revisions of "Aubette"

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Five rivers have the name Aubette in France. It is the dimunitive form of Aube, which derives from the Latin 'albus' white or 'alveus' cavity, river.

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−	~~There are five~~ rivers ~~that~~ have the name Aubette ~~is the name various rivers~~ in France. It is the dimunitive form of Aube~~. It corresponds to the word alb. It~~ derives from the Latin ~~words,~~ 'albus', white or 'alveus' (cavity, river).	+	* Five rivers have the name Aubette in France. It is the dimunitive form of Aube, which derives from the ''Latin'' 'albus' white or 'alveus' cavity, river.

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