Conlon
Conlon proper noun: a surname from Irish.
Proper noun
Conlon
- A surname from Irish.
- Capt. Paul Conlon confirmed a report in the Star Ledger last night that three Maplewood police officers would be laid off effective June 30, after federal stimulus funding for the township appeared less certain.2009 May 7, The New York Times
Forms of Conlon
| alternative form | Conlan |
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Origin of Conlon
From Irish Ó Connalláin, which could be from con (“hound”) + leon (“lion”), though the second element could instead be from gal (“valor”), similar to O'Connell.
Questions about Conlon
- What does Conlon mean?
- Conlon means a surname from Irish.
- What part of speech is Conlon?
- Conlon is a proper noun.
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