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Zinedine

Zinedine proper noun: a male given name from Arabic, variant of Zayn ad-Din.

Proper noun

Zinedine (plural Zinedines)

  1. A male given name from Arabic, variant of Zayn ad-Din

Forms of Zinedine

pluralZinedines
alternative formZayn ad-Din
alternative formZain ad-Din
alternative formZayn Ad-din
alternative formZain Ad-din
alternative formZayn Ad-Din
alternative formZain Ad-Din
alternative formZayn Addin
alternative formZain Addin
alternative formZaynaddin
alternative formZainaddin
alternative formZainuddin

Origin of Zinedine

Borrowed from Arabic زين الدين, from زين + الدين, from دين + ال (al-). Transliteration of Arabic زين الدين. Literally, “beauty of the faith”. Variant of Zayn ad-Din.

Questions about Zinedine

What does Zinedine mean?
Zinedine means a male given name from Arabic, variant of Zayn ad-Din.
What part of speech is Zinedine?
Zinedine is a proper noun.

Words near Zinedine in the dictionary

  1. zindotrine
  2. zindoxifene
  3. zine
  4. zineb
  5. zinebs
  6. Zinedine
  7. Zinedines
  8. zinefan
  9. zinefans
  10. zinefen
  11. zinefest

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