blahhhhhh what they mean is that the coureurs de bois got their names from being: the were young men who jumped at the chance for adventure. they were also called "runners of the woods." also they were french woods men who travelled to the interior of Canada to engaged in the fur trade with the natives without permission from the French authorities. then later in 1681 the french gave out permits to some of the coureurs de bois who became voyageurs if they got the permit.
you sevier is not French.
French words that can mean particular are:particulierdifficilemeticuleux
Perhaps you mean 'mots brouillés' - scrambled words (not a usual expression in French)
I have only a few words in French, but I think you mean mon ami, which is French for 'my friend.'
coureurs de bois (kurpr' de bwa) -- French for woods runners -- unlicensed fur traders during the early French settlment in Quebec. French settlers came early to North America, following in the wake of the explorers and fur traders, creating New France, Quebec City, founded in 1608. But immigration from France was slow prior to the mid-1600s and there was a need to relocate the multitude of workmen who lacked employment in France. Many of the young men who immigrated during this time frame were engaged to serve (3 to 6 years) in New France as ploughmen, diggers, pit men, etc. (among the lowest paid people). These young men began to "seek their fortunes" engaging in the fur trade without permission from French authorities . . . i.e. coureurs de bois . . . woods runners.
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There are two words in French that can mean pirate, they are pirate and corsaire
p still means p in french. it is words that are different
The word 'papilio' is a Latin word. The French equivalent is papillon. Both words mean butterfly.
''Rond'' and ''ronde'' are french words that mean round (shape).
foot refers to "football" in french (both words are used)