Stefanik
Stefanik proper noun: a surname from Polish.
Proper noun
Stefanik (plural Stefaniks)
- A surname from Polish.
- Now, as Trump’s pick to be ambassador to the United Nations, Stefanik is likely to bring that same aggressive energy to the Security Council, where she will be tasked with representing the Trump “America First” position in high-stakes negotiations amid two major wars.2024 December 17, Emily Brooks, “The Hill’s Changemakers: Elise Stefanik, UN ambassador nominee”, in The Hill
Forms of Stefanik
| plural | Stefaniks |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Stefanick |
Origin of Stefanik
Borrowed from Polish Stefanik.
Questions about Stefanik
- What does Stefanik mean?
- Stefanik means a surname from Polish.
- What part of speech is Stefanik?
- Stefanik is a proper noun.
Words near Stefanik in the dictionary
Source and license
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