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Armin
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armin Ármin
English
Etymology
From en de Armin, from en la Arminius.
Proper noun
en male German,Latin.
Derived terms
en Harmison
Translations
French: fr Armin
German: de Armin
Hungarian: hu Ármin
Latin: la Arminius
Anagrams
en aimnr Imran Marin N. Mar. I. Ramin miRNA mirna
Estonian
Etymology
From et de Armin, from et la Arminius.
Proper noun
et proper noun
et male
Finnish
Proper noun
fi proper noun form
fi Armi gen s
Anagrams
fi aimnr Marin marin riman
French
Etymology
fr de Armin, from fr la Arminius.
Pronunciation
+ Armine
Proper noun
m
fr male German,Latin Armin
German
de:
Etymology
de la Arminius name of a Cherusci chieftain, possibly from de gem-pro *ermunaz.
Pronunciation
de [ˈaʁmiːn]
de De-Armin.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
Proper noun
m
de male Latin Armin
Usage notes
Revived in the 19th century
Descendants
en Armin
fr Armin
hu Ármin