The Normans tended to use the suffixes " -arie" and " -orie" instead of the French " -aire" and " -oire" , so that English has words like victory (as compared to victoire) and salary (as compared to salaire), etc.

诺曼人倾向后缀“-arie”和“-orie”而不是法语“-aire”和“-oire”，因此英语中有诸如胜利（与 victoire 相比）和薪水（与 salaire 相比）这样词）， ETC。

" Our Teddy! Teddy Lupin! Snogging our Victoire! Our cousin! "

我们泰迪！泰迪? 卢平！和我们多利亚亲嘴！我们表姐！

" Call her, " said Victoire. " Why don't you call her" ?

“打电话给她， ” 多说。“你为什么不叫她” ？

Listen, Victoire, are you sure that she doesn't love him?

听，多，你确定她不爱他吗？

Victoire, who's in the epilogue, she is so named because she was born on the anniversary of the battle that finished it all.

托娃，她在尾声那一章就是这么叫，因为她在那场结束一切战斗纪念日出生。

" You mean that, if I am dead, I have no business here. Believe me, I have serious reasons, Victoire" .

“你意思是， 如果我死了， 我在这里就没有事了。相信我，我有严肃理由， 多” 。