See auonn on Wiktionary
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"(1499) Du vieux breton auon, issu vieux brittonique *aβon qui remonte au proto-celtique *abū , *abon-, *abonā. Le proto-celtique remonterait lui-même à l'indo-européen commun *h₂ep- / *h₂eb(ʰ)-on-."
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"Rivière."
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"(1499) Du vieux breton auon, issu vieux brittonique *aβon qui remonte au proto-celtique *abū , *abon-, *abonā. Le proto-celtique remonterait lui-même à l'indo-européen commun *h₂ep- / *h₂eb(ʰ)-on-."
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