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Quote:introuvable adjective impossible to find; "the book is practically introuvable".
Two questions: What is the etymology of this word? Is there another, less obscure word for "unfindable" ?
Edit: Must be somehow connected to (treasure) trove.Quote:ORIGIN late Middle English : from Anglo-Norman French tresor trove, literally ‘found treasure.’
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