langles

Langles refers to various uses as a proper noun and as a rarely used word. The term has no widely recognized definition in major dictionaries or encyclopedias. In onomastics, Langles is a surname of probable French origin, appearing in historical records in France and Francophone regions. Surname literature suggests it may be a variant of Langlois or Langlais, both common French surnames, though the exact derivation is uncertain. In place names and maps, there is little to no enduring usage of Langles as a standalone geographic name in widely published sources; any such occurrences are rare and locally bounded.

In other domains, Langles does not have a standardized meaning, and it is not recognized as a term in science, technology, or culture. When encountered, it is typically a proper noun (a person’s name or a place). Because of its rarity, references to Langles often require domain-specific context to resolve.

Notable mentions: There are no widely cited articles about a person, place, or concept named Langles in mainstream reference works. See also: Langlais, Langlois, Langley, Angles.