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Augustin

Augustin proper noun: a male given name, variant of Augustine. Also the alternative form of Augustan.

Proper noun

Augustin

  1. A male given name, variant of Augustine.
    • Mary Burke and Trevor Stoutt, Jefferson City, a boy, Peyton Augustin Tanner2013 August 18, “[Births] LeConte Medical Center”, in Sunday News Sentinel, Knoxville, Tenn., →OCLC, page 3B, column 5
    • I especially liked his account of Augustin Hamlin Jr. (Kanapima) who was chosen as a young boy in the 1830s to be educated at a Catholic seminary in Ohio and later in Rome.2015 November 20, Renée Tanner, “Local community, we have a problem”, in Petoskey News-Review, volume 141, number 37, Petoskey, Mich.: Northern Michigan Review, →ISSN, →OCLC, page A4, column 4

Noun

Augustin (uncountable)

  1. (dated, French contexts) Synonym of English.
    Synonyms:
    English

Also used as

Augustin is also the alternative form of Augustan.

Synonyms of Augustin

Forms of Augustin

Adjective
comparativemore Augustin
superlativemost Augustin
Noun
pluralAugustins

Origin of Augustin

From French Saint-Augustin (“14-point type”).

Questions about Augustin

What does Augustin mean?
Augustin means a male given name, variant of Augustine.
What part of speech is Augustin?
Augustin can be a proper noun or a noun.

Words near Augustin in the dictionary

  1. augustest
  2. Augusteum
  3. Augustian
  4. Augustiana
  5. Augustians
  6. Augustin
  7. Augustin process
  8. Augustina
  9. Augustine
  10. Augustines
  11. augusting

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