Plunkett
Plunkett proper noun: a surname from Norman.
Proper noun
Plunkett (plural Plunketts)
- A surname from Norman.
Forms of Plunkett
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Origin of Plunkett
From the Norman habitational surname, from the village of Pleugueneuc, in Brittany, said to be from Breton plou (“parish”) (from Latin plebs) + the personal name Guenec, formed from gwenn (“white”). As an Irish surname, it has been Gaelicized in Pluincéid.
Words formed from Plunkett
Questions about Plunkett
- What does Plunkett mean?
- Plunkett means a surname from Norman.
- What part of speech is Plunkett?
- Plunkett is a proper noun.
Words near Plunkett in the dictionary
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