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French for “fern” is seemingly “fougere”

It misreads: (Its name derives from a medieval French term meaning "chapel in the ferns"). [what ‘term’?]

The aforeshown wordstring seems misleading. Notwithstanding the word order, the etymology seems not to be from French but the aftermath of an misEnglished ‘Cap(le)-Fern’.

If said thorpe does indeed sit atop the white cliffs of Dover then haps Fr. ‘Cap Verne’? Anyway, likely a fire lookout/beacon…(cape fire)?

Anyway, interesting that a fern somewhat lookalikes a flame of fire. The French fern-word “fougere” itself lookalikes the Portuguese word for fire “fogo” (aweigh French and Spanish “fue” and “fuego”. 2A00:23C7:9C95:DD01:F46B:8396:EC1E:E7C7 (talk) 07:22, 24 December 2024 (UTC)[reply]