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Dion
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dion díon dìon
English
Etymology
Borrowed from en grc Δίων. Also a medieval English and French diminutive of Dionysius (Dennis).
Pronunciation
en /ˈdiːɒn/ UK
en /ˈdiːɑn/ US
en iːɒn 2
Proper noun
s
en male Ancient Greek.
en French.
Translations
male given name
Bulgarian: bg Дион m
See also
en Dione Dionne Deon Dyon Deion Deeon Deyon
Anagrams
en dino dino noid indo doin' Indo DINO Odin doin Dino Noid doni dino- do in Indo- nido- nodi NOID
Cebuano
Etymology
From ceb en Dion, borrowed from ceb grc Δίων. Also from ceb en Dione, from ceb la Dionē mother of Venus, from ceb grc Διώνη mother of Aphrodite. The male and female names are often confused. Also a ceb Dionisio 1.
Proper noun
ceb proper noun
ceb male Ancient Greek
ceb female Ancient Greek
ceb unisex given names
Esperanto
Pronunciation
Proper noun
Di on-proper
Faroese
Proper noun
fo proper noun m
fo male
Usage notes
m Dionsson Dionsdóttir
Declension
Dion Dion Dioni Dions
French
Pronunciation
fr LL-Q150 (fra)-Arthur Crbz-Dion.wav
fr LL-Q150 (fra)-Mecanautes-Dion.wav France
Proper noun
fr
Latin
Etymology 1
Pronunciation
Diōn
Proper noun
Diōn<3> m
la Diō
Declension
Diōn<3>
References
Dĭōn
1 Dĭōn 1_Dion 531/2
1 Diō(n) 546/2
Etymology 2
Pronunciation
Dīon
Proper noun
Dīon<2.loc>
la Dīum
Declension
Dīon<2.loc>
References
2 Dĭŏn 2_Dion 531/2
Spanish
Etymology
es :bor fr:Dion + 1
Pronunciation
Proper noun
mfbysense
es French