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Laude

Laude (name) means a surname of Latin-derived origin, related to the word "laud," meaning praise. Example: “She graduated cum laude, though her surname was Laude by coincidence.”

name

A surname of Latin-derived origin, related to the word "laud," meaning praise.

"She graduated cum laude, though her surname was Laude by coincidence."

Word forms

Laudes plural

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Etymology

Borrowed from French Laude, but also from Tagalog Laude.

Origin: French

Rhymes for Laude

nude rude dude Jude crude prude exude elude Maude delude Claude include

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What does “Laude” mean?

The word “Laude” means a surname of Latin-derived origin, related to the word "laud," meaning praise.

How do you use “Laude” in a sentence?

Here is “Laude” used in a sentence: “She graduated cum laude, though her surname was Laude by coincidence.”

What part of speech is “Laude”?

“Laude” is a name.

What is the meaning of Laude?

"Laude" (name) means a surname of Latin-derived origin, related to the word "laud," meaning praise.