Robbo
Robbo proper noun: a diminutive of the given name Robert or Robin.
Proper noun
Robbo
- A diminutive of the given name Robert or Robin.
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- A nickname from the surname Roberts, Robertson, Robbins or Robinson.
Origin of Robbo
From Rob (“diminutive Robert, Robin, etc.”) + -o.
Words formed from Robbo
Questions about Robbo
- What does Robbo mean?
- Robbo means a diminutive of the given name Robert or Robin.
- What part of speech is Robbo?
- Robbo is a proper noun.
Words near Robbo in the dictionary
Source and license
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