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Marotte

A marotte is a prop stick or sceptre with a carved head on it. Jesters usually used a marotte. The word is borrowed from the French, where it signifies either a fool's (literal) "bauble" or a fad.

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Marotte

Nodes13
Edges12
Triples61
Avg. degree1.85
Density0.153846
Components1

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Marotte

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related to Gallery · 53
Marotte → Angera, Bamboladétail, BaublePlaying CardsVSAN TT, Caricature, CarnivalZwei Szepter, CenturyJacquemart, Created, Danube, DenzlingenHölle-Leue, DeutschBefore, England, FeuerteufelSeeräuber TitiseePhilippe Mercier Jeune, Fools, For What Was, Freiburg-RieselfeldBurgnarren, Freiburg-ZähringenMusée, Heinrich Vogtherr, Henley Street, HesdinHieronymus BoschBajazz, Homer Davenport
related to In popular culture · 7
Marotte → In, In Verdi's, Rentaghost, Rigoletto, Timothy Claypole, Tiny Timothy, TV
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Marotte → prop stick or sceptre with a carved head on it

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head jester de bauble typically marottes often costume carries bells sceptre jesters french fad arlecchino le mit prop stick carved

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Marotteis aprop stick or sceptre with a carved head on it0.90text
Marotterelated to GalleryNiederwindemer SchindlejokelMarotte0.60section
Marotterelated to GalleryDeutschBefore0.60section
Marotterelated to GalleryDenzlingenHölle-Leue0.60section
Marotterelated to GalleryFreiburg-RieselfeldBurgnarren0.60section
Marotterelated to GalleryFreiburg-ZähringenMusée0.60section
Marotterelated to GalleryMoirans-en-MontagneRocca0.60section
Marotterelated to GalleryAngera0.60section
Marotterelated to GalleryMuseo0.60section
Marotterelated to GalleryBamboladétail0.60section
Marotterelated to GalleryLe0.60section
Marotterelated to GalleryDanube0.60section

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