DeSantis
US[dəˈsæntɪs]
DeSantis proper noun: a surname from Italian.
Proper noun
DeSantis (plural DeSantises)
- A surname from Italian
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Forms of DeSantis
| plural | DeSantises |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Desantis |
| alternative form | deSantis |
| alternative form | De Santis |
| alternative form | de Santis |
| alternative form | Santis |
Origin of DeSantis
Borrowed from Italian De Santis.
Words formed from DeSantis
Questions about DeSantis
- What does DeSantis mean?
- DeSantis means a surname from Italian.
- What part of speech is DeSantis?
- DeSantis is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce DeSantis?
- DeSantis is pronounced [dəˈsæntɪs] (US).
Words near DeSantis in the dictionary
Source and license
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