Alison in Irish
Alison in Irish is Alsún — Alison means a female given name of Germanic origin, brought into English via Old French as a diminutive related to Alice.
Alison in Irish
Alsún
(countable) A en given name.
What does "Alison" mean?
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name A female given name of Germanic origin, brought into English via Old French as a diminutive related to Alice.
"Alison has been a popular name in Britain and North America for generations."
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noun Another spelling of alyssum, a small flowering garden plant.
"She planted a border of sweet alison along the garden path."
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Alison in a sentence
- Alison has been a popular name in Britain and North America for generations.
- She planted a border of sweet alison along the garden path.
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What is "Alison" in Irish?
"Alison" in Irish is Alsún. Alison means: A female given name of Germanic origin, brought into English via Old French as a diminutive related to Alice.
How do you use "Alison" in a sentence?
Example: "Alison has been a popular name in Britain and North America for generations." In Irish, "Alison" is Alsún.
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