Gard dictionary definition

gard

Noun

(plural gards)

Origin

See yard.

Noun

(plural gards)

Verb

(third-person singular simple present gards, present participle garding, simple past and past participle garded)

See also: gård

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NIMES -,, Ardche, Gard, Lozbrc, Vaucluce.
Hrault, Aude, Gard, Lozre, Pyrnhes Orientales.
The Am, the, Sane (which rises in the Faucilles and in the lower part of its course skirting the regions of Bresse and Dombes, receives the Doubs and joins the Rhone at Lyons), the Ardche and the Gard are the affluents on the right; on the left it is joined by the Arve, the Isre, the Drme and the Durance.
- 829,000, , 21.5 Finistre Gard About two-thirds of the French departments, corn- Gers prising a large proportion of those situated in Gironde mountainous districts and in the basin of the Garonne, Haute-Ga where the birth-rate is especially feeble, show a Haute-Lo Haute-Mi decrease in population.
The mulberry grows in the valleys of the Rhne and its tributaries, the lsre, the Drme, the Ardche, the Gard and the Durance, and also along the coast of the Mediterranean.

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