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“people, folk” + “haven, refuge”
Language context for this entry: French
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01 / Meaning & origin
Liutgarde is a feminine given name. French Wiktionary gives the components “people, folk” + “haven, refuge”.
Meaning: “people, folk” + “haven, refuge”
De l’allemand Liutgard, équivalent du composé de Leute (« gens, peuple ») et gard (« havre, refuge ») → voir Hildegard.
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04 / Through time
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Duchess consort of Lotharingia
wife of Charlemagne
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Saxon queen
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10th-century French noblewoman
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