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Macy

/ˈmeɪsi/

Macy proper noun: a surname from Old French.

Proper noun

Macy

  1. A surname from Old French.
  2. A female given name transferred from the surname.

Origin of Macy

Norman baronial surname from places named Massy in France, derived from a Gallo-Roman personal name Maccius.

Words that rhyme with Macy

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Questions about Macy

What does Macy mean?
Macy means a surname from Old French.
What part of speech is Macy?
Macy is a proper noun.
How do you pronounce Macy?
Macy is pronounced /ˈmeɪsi/.

Words near Macy in the dictionary

  1. macutes
  2. Macuxi
  3. Macville
  4. Macwhirter
  5. MacWilliams
  6. Macy
  7. Maczka
  8. Maczkas
  9. macédoine
  10. macédoines
  11. mad

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