Calvin in Latin
Calvin in Latin is Calvinus — Calvin means a male given name, notably borne by the French Protestant reformer John Calvin.
Calvin in Latin
Calvinus
A surname from French or Spanish, notably borne by John Calvin, French Protestant theologian.
What does "Calvin" mean?
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name A male given name, notably borne by the French Protestant reformer John Calvin.
"As Fire Island’s reputation grew, so did the fame of its residents. In 1977, after divorcing his first wife, Calvin Klein bought one of Gifford’s beachfront homes."
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Calvin in a sentence
- As Fire Island’s reputation grew, so did the fame of its residents. In 1977, after divorcing his first wife, Calvin Klein bought one of Gifford’s beachfront homes.
- Her son is named Calvin after his grandfather.
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What is "Calvin" in Latin?
"Calvin" in Latin is Calvinus. Calvin means: A male given name, notably borne by the French Protestant reformer John Calvin.
How do you use "Calvin" in a sentence?
Example: "Her son is named Calvin after his grandfather." In Latin, "Calvin" is Calvinus.
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