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{
"word": "Hamoir"
},
{
"word": "Moriah"
}
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"De l’anglais mohair, du moyen français mocayart, de l’italien mocaiaro, de l’ arabe مخير, mukháyyar (« choisi »), participe passé de خار khāra (« choisir »).",
"Forme un doublet avec moire."
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"ref": "D. de Prat, Nouveau manuel complet de filature ; 1ʳᵉ partie : Fibres animales & minérales, Encyclopédie Roret, 1914",
"text": "Le mohair doit être peu manié en préparation, un trop grand nombre de passages aux diverses machines lui enlèvent son brillant."
}
],
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"Laine provenant du poil des chèvres de race angora et permettant la confection d’étoffes soyeuses et légères."
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"ref": "Émile Zola, Au Bonheur des Dames, 1883",
"text": "Le Bonheur, moins artiste, soignait l’étoffe, vantait ses alpagas et ses mohairs, ses sergés et ses taffetas cuits."
},
{
"ref": "D. de Prat, Nouveau manuel complet de filature ; 1ʳᵉ partie : Fibres animales & minérales, Encyclopédie Roret, 1914",
"text": "Les fils de mohair seuls ou mélangés […], servent à la production d’étoffes très jolies et dont la plupart rentrent dans ces articles de fantaisie : mohairs, bombazettes, satins mohairs, etc. […]."
}
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"Tissu de mohair."
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],
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"textiles"
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}
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"word": "mohair"
},
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}
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"Du moyen français mocayart, de l’italien mocaiaro, de l’ arabe مخير, mukháyyar (« choisi »), participe passé de خار khāra (« choisir »)."
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},
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"Du moyen français mocayart, de l’italien mocaiaro, de l’ arabe مخير, mukháyyar (« choisi »), participe passé de خار khāra (« choisir »)."
],
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"Mohair."
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},
{
"word": "Moriah"
}
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"Noms communs en français",
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"De l’anglais mohair, du moyen français mocayart, de l’italien mocaiaro, de l’ arabe مخير, mukháyyar (« choisi »), participe passé de خار khāra (« choisir »).",
"Forme un doublet avec moire."
],
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"plural"
]
}
],
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"pos": "noun",
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"ref": "D. de Prat, Nouveau manuel complet de filature ; 1ʳᵉ partie : Fibres animales & minérales, Encyclopédie Roret, 1914",
"text": "Le mohair doit être peu manié en préparation, un trop grand nombre de passages aux diverses machines lui enlèvent son brillant."
}
],
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"Laine provenant du poil des chèvres de race angora et permettant la confection d’étoffes soyeuses et légères."
],
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"textiles"
]
},
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},
{
"ref": "D. de Prat, Nouveau manuel complet de filature ; 1ʳᵉ partie : Fibres animales & minérales, Encyclopédie Roret, 1914",
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}
],
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"Tissu de mohair."
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],
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