Bargatze
Bargatze proper noun: a surname from Romansh [in turn from Latin], equivalent to English Saint-Pancras.
Proper noun
Bargatze (plural Bargatzes)
- A surname from Romansh [in turn from Latin], equivalent to English Saint-Pancras
Forms of Bargatze
| plural | Bargatzes |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Parcazi |
| alternative form | Pargätzi |
| alternative form | Pargatzi |
| alternative form | Pargaetzi |
| alternative form | Pargetzi |
| alternative form | Pargaatzi |
| alternative form | Pargazzi |
Origin of Bargatze
From Romansh Parcazi, from Latin Pancratius. From being a surname originating as the name of a saint, Saint Pancratius (Sanctus Pancratius, Saint Pancras of Rome). Compare English Pancras, Italian Pancrazio, French Pancrace, German Pankratius.
Questions about Bargatze
- What does Bargatze mean?
- Bargatze means a surname from Romansh [in turn from Latin], equivalent to English Saint-Pancras.
- What part of speech is Bargatze?
- Bargatze is a proper noun.
Words near Bargatze in the dictionary
Source and license
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