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Idoine

Idoine proper noun: a surname from Old French that traces back to 1200's in France. Idoines now live around the world in New Zealand, England, Canada, America, France and the United Kingdom.

Proper noun

Idoine

  1. A surname from Old French that traces back to 1200's in France. Idoines now live around the world in New Zealand, England, Canada, America, France and the United Kingdom.

Questions about Idoine

What does Idoine mean?
Idoine means a surname from Old French that traces back to 1200's in France. Idoines now live around the world in New Zealand, England, Canada, America, France and the United Kingdom.
What part of speech is Idoine?
Idoine is a proper noun.

Words near Idoine in the dictionary

  1. idocaine
  2. idocrase
  3. idocrases
  4. idofuranose
  5. idofuranoses
  6. Idoine
  7. Idoist
  8. Idoists
  9. idol
  10. idol shepherd
  11. idol shepherds

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