McIver
McIver proper noun: a surname.
Proper noun
McIver (plural McIvers)
- A surname.
- Video taken during the scrum appears to show McIver using her body to push past federal agents and get to Baraka as he was being taken away in handcuffs.2025 May 20, Shania Shelton and Holmes Lybrand, “Democratic congresswoman says federal charges in ICE facility scuffle are ‘absurd’”, in CNN
Forms of McIver
| plural | McIvers |
|---|---|
| alternative form | MacIver |
| alternative form | McEver |
| alternative form | McEvers |
| alternative form | McIvor |
| alternative form | McKiver |
Origin of McIver
Anglicized form of Irish and Scottish Gaelic Mac Íomhair (“son of Íomhar”), Gaelic adaptation of the Old Norse name Ívarr.
Questions about McIver
- What does McIver mean?
- McIver means a surname.
- What part of speech is McIver?
- McIver is a proper noun.
Words near McIver in the dictionary
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