Definition: The word "Amiens" comes from the Latin phrase "Amiensus", which means "place of Amiens". This term was originally associated with a town in France, particularly at that time known as Amiens. The name Amiens is derived from the Old French word "Animent", meaning "place" or "town" and may also mean "city". In modern usage, Amiens has become a prominent location for cultural, educational, and research institutions. Here are some detailed definitions of Amiens: 1.

Amiens (plural)

: - A town in France. - The main center of the region around Amiens. It is known as the "City of the West" because it is often associated with agriculture. 2.

Place of Amiens

: - An important position or position, especially one that provides a place of residence for someone. The term Amiens has several associations and was historically significant in French history, politics, and culture. It is now known as Amiens-les-Bains, which is a popular tourist destination around the town.

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