dauphin
Dauphin stands for:
- French for "dolphin"
- the ruling princes of the Dauphiné region (until 1349)
- Dauphin (aristocracy) , the crown prince of the French royal family during the Valois and Bourbons
- Dauphin von Viennois , title of the Counts of Albon
Geography:
- Dauphin (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence) , commune in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence department, France
- Dauphin (Manitoba) , location in Manitoba, Canada
- Dauphin (Quarter) , district of St. Lucia
- Dauphin (St. Lucia) , place on St. Lucia
- Dauphin County , County in the US state of Pennsylvania
- Dauphin Island , town in the US state of Alabama
- Dauphin Island, alternative name of the Île des Dauphins , island in the archipelago of the Curzon Islands off the coast of Adélieland, Antarctica
- Dauphin Pond , freshwater pond in Victoria Land, Antarctica
Companies:
- Dauphin HumanDesign Group , office furniture manufacturer
- Le Dauphin , French automobile manufacturer (1941–1942)
Products:
- Dauphin (rocket) , a French sounding rocket
- Dauphin (ship's name) , several French submarines
- Dauphin , an Aérospatiale SA 360 series helicopter
Dishes:
People:
- Albert Dauphin (1827–1898), French lawyer and politician
- Claude Dauphin (1903–1978), French actor
- Claude Dauphin (musicologist) (* 1949), Canadian musicologist
- Claude Dauphin (entrepreneur) (1951–2015), French commodity trader
- Eugène Dauphin (1857–1930), French painter
- Heide Dauphin (* 1942), German table tennis player
- Jean-Claude Dauphin (* 1948), French actor
- Johann Christian Dauphin (1682–1730), German organ builder
- Johann Eberhard Dauphin (~ 1670–1731), German organ builder
- Laurent Dauphin (* 1995), Canadian ice hockey player
- Marcelle Dauphin (1893–1976), Luxembourg dentist
Objects listed
in the NRHP :
- Dauphin County Bridge No. 27 , located in Pillow, Pennsylvania, ID No. 93000720
- Dauphin County Courthouse , in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, ID No. 93000723
See also:
- Dauphin vehicle collection , a classic car collection
- Dauphine
- ad usum Delphini , books "disarmed" for reading the Dauphin
