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Meanings of pepin in English
Portuguese
pepino o breve King of the Franks and father of Charlemagne who defended papal interests and founded the Carolingian dynasty in 751 (714-768)
Usage of pepin in English
1
Pepin marched on; Pavia was besieged, Aistulf was beaten to the dust.
2
So Pepin; save only that he is industrious while I was idle.
3
So Pope Stephen goes to Pepin, the eldest son of the Church.
4
Pepin mutters a residue of slander in tones that quiver with malice-
5
Pepin and Charlemagne were, properly speaking, simply German princes reigning in Gaul.
6
Pepin slid from the rock and called his absent-minded friend to attention.
7
Prince Carloman was our vis-a-vis, and Prince Pepin danced the same CONTREDANSE.
8
The whole band made preparations to go below Lake Pepin, after porcupines.
9
Passing Lake Pepin and approaching St. Paul, the river became very shallow.
10
Pepin approached her with what he evidently intended to be dignified strides.
11
My brother Garin, the Lorrainer, and King Pepin, will go my surety.
12
Pepin tilted his head to one side, and, looking up suspiciously, asked-
13
You see, the b'ar an' Pepin used allus to go whacks like.
14
Still, had not the traitorous animal robbed her darling-herPepin-ofhis supper?
15
I don't think anything very serious can happen to me here, Pepin.
16
No wonder Pepin had repined at separation from so lovely a mistress!