rognon
Word Origin for rognon
C20: literally: kidney
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Historical Examples of rognon
The name of the Chef Rtisseur, curiously enough, was Rognon.
BelgiumGeorge W. T. (George William Thomson) Omond
Across this portion of the glacier we proceeded westward, purposing to attempt the ascent at the Rognon side.
Hours of Exercise in the AlpsJohn Tyndall
Among its more important affluents are, on the right the Rognon, and on the left the Blaise.