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moment

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Noun — A very short period of time, or a particular point in time.

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Etymology

Unexplained English surname.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “Moment” mean?

The word “Moment” means a surname.

What part of speech is “Moment”?

“Moment” is a name.

Is “Moment” a common word?

“Moment” is a very common word in modern English, usually learned at around the A1 level.

Is Moment a first name or a surname?

Used here it is a surname — a family name passed down through generations. It is uncommon, and far more people recognise 'moment' as the ordinary noun meaning a very short period of time. As a personal or family name it is rare.

Is Moment a common surname?

No, it is a rare family name. Most occurrences of the word refer to the everyday noun meaning a brief instant, or to its uses in physics and business. As a surname it appears only occasionally and is not among the widely recorded names.

Related words

Planck time ephemeral in two shakes temporarily torque transience

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