Duarte
Duarte (noun) means a surname of Spanish or Portuguese origin. Example: “Duarte is a common surname across Brazil and Portugal.”
How to use Duarte
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA Spanish and Portuguese surname, historically the same name as "Edward".
Word forms
Duartes plural
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_____ is a common surname across Brazil and Portugal.
Etymology
From Portuguese and Spanish Duarte, a doublet of the name Edward.
Rhymes for Duarte
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What does “Duarte” mean?
The word “Duarte” means a surname of Spanish or Portuguese origin. In plain terms, a Spanish and Portuguese surname, historically the same name as "Edward".
How do you use “Duarte” in a sentence?
Here is “Duarte” used in a sentence: “Duarte is a common surname across Brazil and Portugal.”
What part of speech is “Duarte”?
“Duarte” is a noun.
Where does the word “Duarte” come from?
The word “Duarte” comes from Spanish. From Portuguese and Spanish Duarte, a doublet of the name Edward.
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