Guy Étienne: Biography, Facts and Career
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Guy Étienne (Gwion Steven in Breton) or Abanna (born 18 September 1928 in Saint-Carreuc, died 6 January 2015 in Châteaulin) was a writer and lexicographer who was known for having created the Emsav magazine and the publishing house Preder. He wrote a lot of articles and dictionaries on the Breton language. He was the leader of the scientific magazine named Lavar which was managed by linguists seeking to create new Breton words adapted to specific fields such as psychoanalysis, medicine or computer science.
Quick facts about Guy Étienne
- Full name: Guy Étienne
- Born: 1928-09-18
- Nationality: France
- Known as: Author
- Wikidata ID: Q248920
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Who is Guy Étienne?
Guy Étienne (Gwion Steven in Breton) or Abanna (born 18 September 1928 in Saint-Carreuc, died 6 January 2015 in Châteaulin) was a writer and lexicographer who was known for having created the Emsav magazine and the publishing house Preder.
What nationality is Guy Étienne?
Guy Étienne is France.
When was Guy Étienne born?
Guy Étienne was born on 1928-09-18.
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