Pharamond
Pharamond proper noun: the legendary first king of the Franks.
Proper noun
Pharamond
- The legendary first king of the Franks.
Forms of Pharamond
| alternative form | Faramund |
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Origin of Pharamond
Borrowed from French Pharamond, from Medieval Latin Pharamundus, from Germanic.
Questions about Pharamond
- What does Pharamond mean?
- Pharamond means the legendary first king of the Franks.
- What part of speech is Pharamond?
- Pharamond is a proper noun.
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