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Perrier

Perrier

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A French family name
  • proper noun
  • /ˈpɛriˌeɪ/
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  • "The Origins of May Day: The American Connection," by Hubert Perrier and Michel Cordillot, relates the story of the selection of the First of May as an international workmen's holiday by both American and European socialist organizations at the founding congress of the Second International in Paris in July 1889.
  • Frederic Perrier
  • Daniel Perrier

Captain Lotar von Arnaud de la Perrier, the most successful submarine ace in history, strictly followed prize rules.

Examples

  • George Perrier was known for his exceptional culinary skills.

  • I AM ALPHONSE PERRIER DE VON SCHECK!

    Hey Arnold! The Movie (2002)

  • Maybe Perrier.

    Band of the Hand (1986)

  • Captain Lotar von Arnaud de la Perrier, the most successful submarine ace in history, strictly followed prize rules.

    The Great War

  • Perrier spent two phases of his career in Rome, first between 1625 and 1629 and again from about 1635 to 1645, and the Polyphemus may be associated with the latter period.

    Academic text (2012)

  • The famous French chef Georges Perrier opened many renowned restaurants.

  • At the gathering, everyone was excited to meet Perrier, the talented artist.

Surface Forms

Perrier main

Etymology

Perrier is a French family name that comes from pierre 'stone', so it likely began as a name for people who worked with stone or lived near rocks.