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"Latinisation du roumain București. Selon la légende, le nom de la ville vient de Bucur, un berger qui se serait établi le premier sur l'emplacement actuel. En roumain, bucurie signifie « joie », de là le synonyme Hilariopolis (« ville de la joie » → voir Saint-Hilaire)."
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