Adelard
Adelard proper noun: a male given name of chiefly historical usage.
Proper noun
Adelard
- A male given name of chiefly historical usage.
- Adelard of Bath, b. ca 1080
- Mrs. Edwardiana Blanchette, wife of Adelard C. Blanchette, of Hartford, died at the Hartford hospital, Tuesday, of peritonitis.1919 March 21, “[Obituary] Mrs. Adelard C. Blanchette”, in Norwich Bulletin, volume LXI, number 53, Norwich, Conn., →ISSN, →OCLC, page 5, column 3
Origin of Adelard
From Medieval Latin Adelardus.
Questions about Adelard
- What does Adelard mean?
- Adelard means a male given name of chiefly historical usage.
- What part of speech is Adelard?
- Adelard is a proper noun.
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