See virgine on Wiktionary
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"Du latin virginem, accusatif de virgo."
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"Vierge (femme qui n’a jamais eu de relations sexuelles)."
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"text": "Crist qui nasqui de la Virgine"
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"Vierge (femme qui n’a jamais eu de relations sexuelles).",
"Marie, mère de Jésus-Christ."
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"souvent avec une majuscule"
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"word": "virgine"
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