MacAlpine
/məˈkælpɪn/
MacAlpine proper noun: a surname from Scottish Gaelic.
Proper noun
MacAlpine (plural MacAlpines)
- A surname from Scottish Gaelic
Forms of MacAlpine
| plural | MacAlpines |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Mac Alpine |
| alternative form | Macalpine |
| alternative form | M'Alpine |
| alternative form | M'alpine |
| alternative form | Malpine |
| alternative form | McAlpine |
| alternative form | Mc Alpine |
| alternative form | Mcalpine |
| alternative form | MaAlpine |
| alternative form | Ma'alpine |
| alternative form | Ma'Alpine |
| alternative form | Alpine |
| alternative form | MacAilpein |
| alternative form | Mac Ailpein |
| alternative form | Macailpein |
| alternative form | McAilpein |
| alternative form | Mc Ailpein |
| alternative form | Mcailpein |
| alternative form | M'Ailpein |
Origin of MacAlpine
Borrowed from Scottish Gaelic Mac Ailpein, from Proto-Celtic.
Questions about MacAlpine
- What does MacAlpine mean?
- MacAlpine means a surname from Scottish Gaelic.
- What part of speech is MacAlpine?
- MacAlpine is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce MacAlpine?
- MacAlpine is pronounced /məˈkælpɪn/.
Words near MacAlpine in the dictionary
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