History. In 1624 - following in the footsteps of Francis I (reigned 1515-47) who converted a medieval hunting lodge into a magnificent chateau, establishing the Fontainebleau School in the process-King Louis XIII (reigned 1610-43) ordered the building of a hunting lodge on land near the village of Versailles.
Save. voice /ËvoÉªs/ noun. plural voices. voice. /ËvoÉªs/. noun. plural voices. Learner's definition of VOICE. 1. : the sounds that you make with your mouth and throat when you are speaking, singing, etc.
aÂ·phoÂ·niÂ·a. n. Loss of the voice resulting from disease, injury to the vocal cords, or various psychological causes, such as hysteria.[New Latin. , from Greek.Â·phoÂ·niÂ·a. n. Loss of the voice resulting from disease, injury to the vocal cords, or various psychological causes, such as hysteria.