amende
31amende honorable — n. (pl. amendes honorables pronunc. same) a public or open apology, often with some form of reparation. Etymology: F, = honourable reparation * * * ȧmääⁿdȯnȯrȧblə, b(lə) noun (plural amendes honorables “) Etymology: French, literally …
32amende honorable — [əˌmɒamende honorabled ɒnɔ: rα:bl(ə)] noun (plural amendes honorables pronunciation same) literary a public apology or reparation. Origin Fr., lit. honourable reparation …
33Amende — Wohnstättennamen zu mhd. ende »Ende«: »der am Ende des Ortes wohnt«. Peter Am Endt ist a. 1594 in Gießen bezeugt …
34Amende — Droit civil: au sens large, sanction pécuniaire prévue par une loi civile et prononcée par une juridiction civile en cas de violations de certaines règles juridiques limitativement énumérées ; sens restreint : somme d argent mise à la charge… …
35amende — demean …
36amende — nf., P.V. (procès verbal) : amanda (Saxel), amêda (Balme Si., Billième), AMINDA (Albanais, Annecy, Gruffy, Thônes, Villards Thônes), êmêda (Bozel), inminda (Montricher), inmindyi (Ste Foy) …
37amende honorable — /euh mend on euhr euh beuhl/; Fr. /ann mahonn daw naw rddann bleu/, pl. amendes honorables /euh mendz on euhr euh beuhl/; Fr. /ann mahonn daw naw rddann bleu/. a formal apology to a person whose honor has been offended. [1660 70; < F; see AMENDS …
38AMENDE HONORABLE — originally a mode of punishment in France which required the offender, stripped to his shirt, and led into court with a rope round his neck held by the public executioner, to beg pardon on his knees of his God, his king, and his country; now… …
39amende honorable — a·mende ho·no·ra·ble || amÉ’0303;Ëd É”nÉ”rabl form of punishment in which a person must attend church or court with a rope around his neck and beg forgiveness from God and his fellow man (Latin) …
40amende honorable — [Fr.] Apology (for improper treatment or language), reparation …
