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Millicent
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millicent
English
Etymology
From the en fro Melisende, from en goh Amalasuntha, goh Amalaswintha, from the en gem-pro - roots gem-pro *amalą hard work + gem-pro *swinþaz strong.
Pronunciation
mĭʹlĭsənt RP, en /ˈmɪlɪsənt/
Proper noun
en female Germanic languages used since the en Middle Ages.
Derived terms
en Millie diminutive
Cebuano
Etymology
From ceb en Millicent, from the ceb fro Melisende, from ceb goh Amalasuntha, goh Amalaswintha, from the ceb gem-pro - roots gem-pro *amala-, gem-pro *am- to urge; drive; press + gem-pro *swinþaz strong.
Proper noun
ceb noun
ceb female English < Germanic languages