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What is the french word for armigerous?

There isn't a direct, single-word equivalent of "armigerous" in French.

"Armigerous" describes someone who bears arms (a coat of arms). In French, you would describe such a person using a phrase like:

* "ayant droit à des armoiries" (literally: having the right to arms)

* "qui porte des armoiries" (literally: who bears arms)

* "blasonné" (this term means "blazoned" and refers to the act of describing a coat of arms)

You could also use more descriptive phrases like:

* "un membre de la noblesse" (a member of the nobility)

* "un descendant d'une famille noble" (a descendant of a noble family)

Ultimately, the best translation will depend on the context and the specific nuance you want to convey.

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