what does morisseau means?
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The name Morisseau was originally derived from the early Christian given name Mauritius, which itself comes from the Phoenician word mauharim, meaning eastern.
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First of all, it's coup de grace (with a circumflex over the a). The plural is coups de grace.\n\nIt's French and literally means "stroke of mercy." "Coup" means "stroke" in French, so the plural would be "strokes of mercy" or "coups de grace."
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It literally means "blank card", but the accurate translation from the French is "free hand".  \n\nIt means that whomever is given "carte blanche" can do as they please; they have a free hand; there are no restrictions on what they can do.\n\nIn reality it means there is no accountability for the action. \n\nExamples would be:  \n"She was given carte blanche to decorate the house as she wanted."\n"The Secretary of Interior was given carte blanche to deal with fire control in the national parks."
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"The French surname is the French Canadian form of the surname Girou or Giroul, an ancient baptismal name of Germanic origin. It is derived from a nickname, usually illustrating a personal attribute or physical characteristic of the bearer. In this case, the surname derives from a French word signifying either lance or wolf, indicating a military background or a tenacious and fierce disposition on the part of the progenitor. ...Variants of the surname include the feminine form Girouette, from the ancient Norman "wirewite" implying, curiously enough, a propensity for shocking behavior. Other variants are Giroud, Giroult, Girouard, Giroulet and Girousse." - this was taken from a website! :)
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"Dieu et mon droit" Means "God and my Right" in French.\n\nThis is the motto of the English Mnarchy, which was established before English was a common language.
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It's a bastardization (and yes, that's a real word) of the French farewell "à toute à l'heure" (meaning basically "see you soon") which is pronounced "a too ta leur".\n\nApparently it was popularized by British who had difficulty with the pronunciation of the French expression and shortened it to "Toodles," which was much easier for them to pronounce.
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Your work collegue is congratulating you.\n\nThe French say "chapeau" (hat) as an abbreviation of "je te tire mon chapeau" which means "I doff my hat to you".\n\nSo basically you must have done something well!
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The word is " juegues ". It means " You play ".
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Apparently the origin is unknown although there is a possible French connection
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It is a French word roughly translated as enjoyment.  Quite literally it means whatever 'gets you off'.  Transcendant Bliss.
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It is French for Retourner Sil Vous Plait.\nPlease Return.
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bonne nuit!\n\nIf you say couchez avec moi you'll probably get slapped. :-)\n\n(it means sleep with me)
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Emmenez-moi à Geoffroy Guichard \nEmmenez-moi aux pays des bâtards \nIl me semble que la misère \nSerait d’être supporter des verts
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It is of Spanish origin, and its meaning is "courteous." May also mean "court-dweller."
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A "Short Set", as mentioned in the song simply means a short sleeved shirt and a matching pair of shorts. Summer-time casual wear.
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It says 'pitagora suicchi'- this literally means 'Pitagora Switch'. \n\nI just checked on Yahoo Japan for you, and it looks like it is the name of a kind of cartoon show. I've never seen it before though, so I can't tell you anything about the contents of the show.
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Probably it means "morning musume" or "mini moni". They are all girls and singing idole group in Japan.\n\nMorning Musume - Wikipedia\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morning_musume\n\nMini Moni - Wikipedia\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mini_Moni