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Bibracte
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French
fr:
Proper noun
a Gaulish oppidum near Autun in Burgundy
Latin
Etymology
la Uncertain; perhaps from a la cel - (la cel-gau -) word for “beaver," from la cel-pro *bebrus, or from the term la biffractus twice fortified double force-breaking, from la bi fractus 1, though this is less probable, as the battlement was not likely to have two walls.
Pronunciation
Bibracte
Proper noun
Bibracte<3.loc>
en Bibracte ancient town in Gaul near modern Autun, France
Declension
Bibracte<3.loc>
Descendants
fr Mont Beuvray toponym
References
la Towns