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Hanodaganears

Hanodaganears proper noun: an honorific, if not partially derisive, title given to those who incur great destruction. Notably bestowed on George Washington.

Proper noun

Hanodaganears

  1. (historical) An honorific, if not partially derisive, title given to those who incur great destruction. Notably bestowed on George Washington.

Forms of Hanodaganears

alternative formHanadahguyus
alternative formConotocaurious
alternative formConotocaurius
alternative formCaunotaucarius
alternative formConotocarious

Origin of Hanodaganears

From Seneca Hanödaga:nyas, from kanötayëʼ (“town”) + odiganyas (“he eats them”), thus "he destroys the town", "town destroyer", "devourer of villages", etc.

Questions about Hanodaganears

What does Hanodaganears mean?
Hanodaganears means an honorific, if not partially derisive, title given to those who incur great destruction. Notably bestowed on George Washington.
What part of speech is Hanodaganears?
Hanodaganears is a proper noun.

Words near Hanodaganears in the dictionary

  1. Hannum
  2. Hannums
  3. Hanny
  4. Hanny's Voorwerp
  5. Hano
  6. Hanodaganears
  7. Hanoi
  8. Hanoi Hilton
  9. Hanoi Jane
  10. Hanoian
  11. Hanoians

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