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Aracelis

Aracelis proper noun: a female given name from Spanish.

Proper noun

Aracelis

  1. A female given name from Spanish.
    • Wanda Aracelis Echavarria, the daughter of Daisy Santos of Maywood, N.J., and Jose A. Echavarria of Ridgefield Park, N.J., was married yesterday to Kenneth James Drummond, a son of Barbara and Edward J. Drummond of Hicksville, N.Y.2001 October 14, “Wanda Echavarria and Kenneth Drummond”, in The New York Times, New York, N.Y.: The New York Times Company, →ISSN, →OCLC
    • “It’s over,” said Aracelis Matias, a home health aide from East New York, Brooklyn, whose sister Nuris was one of the victims on Flight 587.2004 June 27, Seth Kugel, “Neighborhood Report: Washington Heights; In Tragedy’s Wake, Money That Soothes Can Also Complicate”, in The New York Times, New York, N.Y.: The New York Times Company...

Origin of Aracelis

From Spanish Aracelis, a variant of Araceli.

Questions about Aracelis

What does Aracelis mean?
Aracelis means a female given name from Spanish.
What part of speech is Aracelis?
Aracelis is a proper noun.

Words near Aracelis in the dictionary

  1. aracaris
  2. aracas
  3. arace
  4. araced
  5. Araceli
  6. Aracelis
  7. Aracena
  8. Aracenas
  9. araceous
  10. araces
  11. arachedonic

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