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Argoat
, 1953 Argoat ( ) is the inland part of Brittany in France, in opposition to the coast, Armor. Its name is derived from Breton (next to) and (forest, wood). A literal translation would be "[the land] in front of or along the forest edge". It designates lightly wooded land or Bocage. It is a cognate of the Welsh word "Argoed".
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, 1953 Argoat ( ) is the inland part of Brittany in France, in opposition to the coast, Armor. Its name is derived from Breton (next to) and (forest, wood). A literal translation would be "[the land] in front of or along the forest edge". It designates lightly wooded land or Bocage. It is a cognate of the Welsh word "Argoed".
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- If two sources disagreed about one of these facts, what would you need in order to trust one over the other?
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