Kassin
Kassin proper noun: a surname from Hebrew.
Proper noun (1)
Kassin (plural Kassins)
- A surname from Hebrew.
- Synonyms:
- Katzin, Kotzen
Proper noun (2)
Kassin (plural Kassins)
- An Ashkenazi occupational surname from Belarus, meaning “treasurer”.
Synonyms of Kassin
- Katzin
- Kotzen
Forms of Kassin
| plural | Kassins |
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Origin of Kassin
Ultimately from Hebrew קָצִין (katsín).
From Russian касса (kassa, “treasure”) + Russian -ин (-in).
Questions about Kassin
- What does Kassin mean?
- Kassin means a surname from Hebrew.
- What part of speech is Kassin?
- Kassin is a proper noun.
Words near Kassin in the dictionary
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