Langlois

See also: L'Anglois and l'Anglois

English

Alternative forms

LAnglois, L'Anglois, l'Anglois, lAnglois, Anglois

Etymology

From French Langlois, from Middle French l'(le)+Anglois (literally “Englishman”).

Proper noun

Langlois (countable and uncountable, plural Langloises or Langlois)

(countable) A surname from French, equivalent to English English.
A census-designated place in Curry County, Oregon, United States.

Descendants

Translingual: Langloisia

Translations

surname

French: Langlois (fr)

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French

Alternative forms

L’Anglois, l’Anglois, Anglois

Etymology

Inherited from Middle French L'Anglois, from l'(le)+anglois Literally, “Englishman”. A surname for a resident or native of Angleterre, the land of the Angles, or an Anglo-Saxon.

Proper noun

Langlois ?

a habitational surname, Langlois, equivalent to English English

Descendants

→ English: Langlois
→ Translingual: Langloisia
→ Chinese: → 朗格盧瓦／朗格卢瓦 (Lǎnggélúwǎ) (transliteration)

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