-
which was
discontinued in
August 2017.
Inhabitants of
Vannes are
called Vannetais.
Cathedral of St Peter,
Gothic cathedral Church of St Patern, classic...
- Gwened, Bro-Gwened (Breton: Bro-Wened) or
Vannetais (French: Pays
Vannetais) is a
historic realm and
county of
Brittany in France. It is
considered part...
- the west of
Vannetais and
virtually all
parts of Cornouaille)
whereas [r] is the
common realisation in Léon and
often in the Haut-
Vannetais dialect of...
- the
possessive hon, Trégorrois
makes a
sibilant variation (e.g.,
where Vannetais uses /hon tu/, or
Cornouaillais and Léonard hon ti, Trégorrois says hon...
- (Brezhoneg) Léonard (Leoneg)
Cornouaillais (Kerneveg) Trégorrois (Tregerieg)
Vannetais (Gwenedeg)
Alsatian (Elsässerditsch)
French Flemish: West
Flemish dialect...
- KLT
speakers pronounce it [brɛjs] and
would write it Breiz,
while the
Vannetais speakers pronounce it [brɛχ] and
would write it Breih. The
official spelling...
-
against the
Bretons of the
Vannetais.
Carolingian rulers would sometimes attack Brittany through the
region of the
Vannetais,
making Nantes a strategic...
-
Waroch I (d. c. 550),
Breton ruler of the
Vannetais Waroch II (fl. 578–90), grandson,
Breton ruler of the
Vannetais This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
-
Chanao I or
Canao was king of
Vannetais in Brittany, France, in 550–560.
Chanao was the son of king
Waroch I and he
claimed power over the
whole south...
-
Waroch (Breton: Gwereg) was an
early Breton ruler of the
Vannetais (Gwened). Waroch, or his
grandfather Waroch I, gave his name to the
traditional Breton...
