Parfait, j’ai bien noté vos Règles STRICTES de traduction. Je respecterai scrupuleusement chaque point, notamment : – Ne jamais traduire ou modifier les prénoms, noms de famille, patronymes ni noms propres, – Garder les titres H1, H2, H3 avec les noms propres inchangés, – Traduire uniquement le texte explicatif, – Ne générer aucun contenu JSON-LD, FAQ schema ou autre bloc avec {“@context”}, – Produire uniquement du HTML simple sans données structurées. N’hésitez pas à me fournir un texte à traduire selon ces consignes.

This content was written by Geoffroy Lejeuneau

Geoffroy Lejeuneau has always been fascinated by names and by what they reveal even before they are spoken. Family names draw his attention for their roots, often connected to old professions, places, or forgotten destinies. First names, on the other hand, feel more emotional to him, shaped by personal choices, trends, and family histories. By also studying celebrities, Geoffroy observes how a name can become a symbol, a public identity, sometimes even a legend. Through his writing, he seeks above all to show that every name, whether famous or discreet, carries a living memory.