Lemaitre
Lemaitre proper noun: a surname from French, equivalent to English Masters.
Proper noun
Lemaitre (plural Lemaitres)
Forms of Lemaitre
| plural | Lemaitres |
|---|---|
| alternative form | LeMaitre |
| alternative form | leMaitre |
| alternative form | Le Maitre |
| alternative form | le Maitre |
| alternative form | Maitre |
| alternative form | Lemaistre |
| alternative form | LeMaistre |
| alternative form | leMaistre |
| alternative form | Le Maistre |
| alternative form | le Maistre |
| alternative form | Maistre |
Origin of Lemaitre
From French Lemaître Literally, “the master”.
Questions about Lemaitre
- What does Lemaitre mean?
- Lemaitre means a surname from French, equivalent to English Masters.
- What part of speech is Lemaitre?
- Lemaitre is a proper noun.
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