Adrian in Danish
Adrian in Danish is Adrian — Adrian means a masculine given name of Latin origin, referring to someone from the region of Hadria.
Adrian in Danish
Adrian
What does "Adrian" mean?
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name A masculine given name of Latin origin, referring to someone from the region of Hadria.
"Adrian moved to London to study architecture."
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name Occasionally used as a feminine given name.
"Adrian is her legal first name, though most people assume it's male."
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name A surname derived from the given name.
"The Adrian family owns the local bakery."
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adj Relating to the Adriatic Sea.
"The Adrian coast has a long shipping history."
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Adrian in a sentence
- Adrian moved to London to study architecture.
- Adrian is her legal first name, though most people assume it's male.
- The Adrian family owns the local bakery.
- The Adrian coast has a long shipping history.
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What is "Adrian" in Danish?
"Adrian" in Danish is Adrian. Adrian means: A masculine given name of Latin origin, referring to someone from the region of Hadria.
How do you use "Adrian" in a sentence?
Example: "Adrian moved to London to study architecture." In Danish, "Adrian" is Adrian.
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