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Fleur is the name of a minor character (a fairy) in the British children's show Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom.
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Fleur from k-12, a film made by Melanie Martinez.
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Fleur Pellerin is a French former civil servant, businesswoman and socialist politician who served as French government minister from 2012 to 2016. Pellerin was born in 1973 in Seoul, South Korea, where she was abandoned on the streets only three or four days' old before being rescued by an orphanage; six months later she was adopted by a French family. According to her adoption records she was called Kim Jong-Suk, although it is unclear how she came by that name. Raised by middle-class parents — her father, who has a doctorate in nuclear physics, is a small-business owner — she grew up in two Paris suburbs, Montreuil and Versailles.
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Fleur Delacour is the Beauxbatons champion for the Triwizard Tournament, in Harry Potter.
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In Australia, Fleur is a brand of tampon. No matter how nice it sounds, you would have to hold a gun to my head to make me put my child through the agony of this name and its association.
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Fleur Agema is a Dutch politician.
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American writer Fleur Cowles (1908-2009). Her birth name was Florence Friedmann.
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I think the original fictional bearer was Fleur Forsyte, daughter of Soames and Annette, in John Galsworthy's "The Forsyte Saga" published in the 1920s.
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Prominent New Zealand-born, British-based poet Fleur Adcock (b. 1934), recipient of the Queen's Medal for Poetry in 2006.
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A variation on this name is Blancefleur, one of the main characters in "Floris and Blancefleur". It's a medieval Dutch love story.
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In the Alchemy, a book by Gilbert Morris and Lynn Morris, there is a character named Fleur Avenall.
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In Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire there is a character named Fleur Delacour.
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Fleur Delacour's middle name is Isabelle.
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Fleur Delacour means 'flower of the court' in French.
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Fleur Delacour actually means flower of the heart.
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The name Fleur Delacour actually does mean "flower of the court". The French word for heart is "le coeur", which sounds similar but is a completely different word. Also "la cour" is grammatically feminine, whereas "le coeur" is grammatically masculine.
This is not a common name at all, and I have never before heard it used.
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This is not a common name at all, and I have never before heard it used.
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