Grande

grande English + (surname) Etymology Borrowed from en roa - either en es Grande or en it Grande . Proper noun ~ s en municipality in s/Schleswig-Holstein c/Germany. en surnames from Italian surnames from Spanish en Romance languages. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Grande is the 4487th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 7904 individuals. Grande is most common among White (58.91%) and Hispanic/Latino (35.78%) individuals. Further reading German Etymology de :bor es:grande de es grande. Pronunciation de De-Grande.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun m.weak de often journalism politics grandee, an influential person, especially a high-ranking member of a party, club, or company group de 2017-11-30 Peter Fahrenholz Stammbaum der Streithanseln Süddeutsche Zeitung http://www.sueddeutsche.de/bayern/machtkampf-in-der-csu-stammbaum-der-streithanseln-1.3770644 Verglichen mit späteren Streitereien verlief die Aufteilung des Erbes nach dem Tod von Strauß noch am friedlichsten, wenngleich auch nicht ohne Opfer. Damals einigten sich die Granden relativ rasch auf eine Ämterteilung an der Spitze: CSU-Chef wurde Theo Waigel, Ministerpräsident Max Streibl. https://web.archive.org/web/20260716013716/https://www.sueddeutsche.de/bayern/machtkampf-in-der-csu-stammbaum-der-streithanseln-1.3770644 16 July 2026 grandee member of the Spanish high nobility Usage notes Often used in compounds or genitive construction: de SPD-Granden high-ranking SPD members de Granden des FC Bayern high-ranking executives of Bayern Munich Declension m.weak Further reading Italian it: Etymology From it grande big, a nickname for a tall or large person. Proper noun mfbysense it Descendants en Grande Spanish Etymology From es grande big. Pronunciation Proper noun mfbysense es