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Eck

Eck proper noun: a surname from German. — famously held by.

Proper noun

Eck (plural Ecks)

  1. A surname from German. — famously held by
  2. Johann Eck (German scholastic theologian, 1486–1543)

Forms of Eck

pluralEcks

Origin of Eck

From the German Eck.

Words formed from Eck

Phrases with Eck

Questions about Eck

What does Eck mean?
Eck means a surname from German. — famously held by.
What part of speech is Eck?
Eck is a proper noun.

Words near Eck in the dictionary

  1. ecize
  2. ecized
  3. ecizes
  4. ecizing
  5. ECJ
  6. Eck
  7. ecka
  8. Eckankar
  9. Eckardt point
  10. Eckardt points
  11. Eckart

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