- Gynne
- Gynne \Gyn"ne\ (g[i^]n"ne), v. i. To begin. See {Gin}. [Obs.] [1913 Webster]
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Gynne — This interesting and unusual surname has two distinct possible sources, each with its own history and derivation. Firstly, Gynn may have originated as a metonymic occupational name for a trapper, or as a nickname for a particularly clever and… … Surnames reference
Gynne — noun English comedienne and mistress of Charles II (1650 1687) • Syn: ↑Gwynn, ↑Gywn, ↑Nell Gwynn, ↑Nell Gywn, ↑Nell Gwynne, ↑Eleanor Gwynn, ↑Eleanor Gwyn, ↑Eleanor Gwynne … Useful english dictionary
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Eleanor Gwyn — noun English comedienne and mistress of Charles II (1650 1687) • Syn: ↑Gwynn, ↑Gywn, ↑Gynne, ↑Nell Gwynn, ↑Nell Gywn, ↑Nell Gwynne, ↑Eleanor Gwynn, ↑Eleanor Gwynne … Useful english dictionary
Eleanor Gwynn — noun English comedienne and mistress of Charles II (1650 1687) • Syn: ↑Gwynn, ↑Gywn, ↑Gynne, ↑Nell Gwynn, ↑Nell Gywn, ↑Nell Gwynne, ↑Eleanor Gwyn, ↑Eleanor Gwynne … Useful english dictionary
Eleanor Gwynne — noun English comedienne and mistress of Charles II (1650 1687) • Syn: ↑Gwynn, ↑Gywn, ↑Gynne, ↑Nell Gwynn, ↑Nell Gywn, ↑Nell Gwynne, ↑Eleanor Gwynn, ↑Eleanor Gwyn … Useful english dictionary
Gwynn — noun English comedienne and mistress of Charles II (1650 1687) • Syn: ↑Gywn, ↑Gynne, ↑Nell Gwynn, ↑Nell Gywn, ↑Nell Gwynne, ↑Eleanor Gwynn, ↑Eleanor Gwyn, ↑Eleanor Gwynne … Useful english dictionary
