Ivry
- proper noun
- In 1590, the forces led by Henry IV won a decisive battle at Ivry against the Catholic League.
Examples
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The battle of Ivry marked a turning point for the Huguenot movement in France.
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Historians often discuss the strategies used during the battle of Ivry for their significance in French history.
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The Ivry Tower is the center of government.
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"Just where I'm going," she said, "Ivry-sur-Seine, end of the line."
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Therefore, we should not identify the values of the State of Israel as a Jewish State with those of Jewish law (mishpat ivry). 34
Academic text (1996) -
Gilbert AL, Regier T, Kay P, & Ivry RB (2006).
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Synonyms
A battle in France in 1590 where Henry IV's army defeated the Catholic League
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Etymology
Ivry comes from a very old place name, probably the Latin Ivriacum, which meant 'land of Ivrius', a person's name. So the Battle of Ivry is simply named after that village where the fighting happened.