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Onomatipoeticon
La indicates that we are dealing with a french name. It would however have been nice if you would say where you had this name from and such which would make this a whole lot easier.
But back to our project.
"La" can be translated into "The"
"Bron" does not mean anything in French in itself as far as I know.
The closest word I can think of is "Brun" which means "Brown".
I knw it has nothing to with this but I just came to remember that in greek "bron" is an onomatipoeticon (sound word) associated with thunder. It is interesting to think that the greeks found that thunder says "Bron Bron".
La indicates that we are dealing with a french name. It would however have been nice if you would say where you had this name from and such which would make this a whole lot easier.
But back to our project.
"La" can be translated into "The"
"Bron" does not mean anything in French in itself as far as I know.
The closest word I can think of is "Brun" which means "Brown".
I knw it has nothing to with this but I just came to remember that in greek "bron" is an onomatipoeticon (sound word) associated with thunder. It is interesting to think that the greeks found that thunder says "Bron Bron".
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