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Garnier

Garnier proper noun: a surname from French [in turn from the Germanic languages].

Proper noun

Garnier (plural Garniers)

  1. A surname from French [in turn from the Germanic languages].

Forms of Garnier

pluralGarniers

Origin of Garnier

From French Garnier, from the Proto-Germanic *Warinhari, composed of *warōn (“to protect”) + *hari (“army”). Compare Garner, Grenier, Gurnee.

Words formed from Garnier

Questions about Garnier

What does Garnier mean?
Garnier means a surname from French [in turn from the Germanic languages].
What part of speech is Garnier?
Garnier is a proper noun.

Words near Garnier in the dictionary

  1. Garnhams
  2. Garnica
  3. Garnicas
  4. garniec
  5. garniecs
  6. Garnier
  7. garnierite
  8. garnierites
  9. garnieritic
  10. Garniers
  11. garnish

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