Sutskever
Sutskever proper noun: a surname from Yiddish.
Proper noun
Sutskever (plural Sutskevers)
- A surname from Yiddish
Forms of Sutskever
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Origin of Sutskever
Borrowed from Yiddish סוצקעווער (sutskever), from variously Belarusian Су́цькава (Súcʹkava), Polish Sućkowo, Russian Су́тьково (Sútʹkovo) etc. + ־ער (-er), all referring to Sutkovo (“Суцькава”), a village in what is now the Grodno/Hrodna Region of Belarus.
Questions about Sutskever
- What does Sutskever mean?
- Sutskever means a surname from Yiddish.
- What part of speech is Sutskever?
- Sutskever is a proper noun.
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