Van Zandt
Van Zandt proper noun: a surname from Dutch.
Proper noun
Van Zandt
- A surname from Dutch.
- “Don’t worry, Milton”—an elderly, white-haired, russet-faced woman stands on her trailer’s step—“I’ll see this one.”
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“I’m afraid paranoia pays. Come in. I'm Hester Van Zandt.”2004, David Mitchell, “Half-Lives: The First Luisa Rey Mystery”, in Cloud Atlas, →ISBN, page 123
- “Don’t worry, Milton”—an elderly, white-haired, russet-faced woman stands on her trailer’s step—“I’ll see this one.”
Words formed from Van Zandt
Questions about Van Zandt
- What does Van Zandt mean?
- Van Zandt means a surname from Dutch.
- What part of speech is Van Zandt?
- Van Zandt is a proper noun.
Words near Van Zandt in the dictionary
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