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Deborahs

Deborahs is the plural of Deborah.

Meaning of Deborah

Proper noun

Deborah (plural Deborahs)

  1. A judge of Israel.
    • And Deborah, a prophetess, the wife of Lapidoth, she judged Israel at that time.
  2. A nurse of Rebecca.
  3. A female given name from Hebrew, popular from the 1940s to the 1970s, first in the USA, then in the UK.
    • Rapier. Heigho! Deborah! it's an ugly name, a damnable name - the name I mean! - it sounds like Gomorrah! Deb! Debby! - worse still - sounded sharp now I rather like it! - Deborah! Deborah! Deborah!1851, James Brayshay, The Protector of Houghall, Or the Lily and the Rose, Groombridge and Sons, act I

Questions about Deborahs

What is Deborahs the plural of?
Deborahs is the plural of Deborah.

Words near Deborahs in the dictionary

  1. deboosters
  2. deboosting
  3. deboosts
  4. Debora
  5. Deborah
  6. Deborahs
  7. deboration
  8. deborations
  9. Debord
  10. debordant
  11. debordants

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