Top Common Misspellings for MEIR *
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Other Common Misspellings for MEIR
Etymology of MEIR
The word "meir" has different origins and meanings in various languages.
In Hebrew, "Meir" (מֵאִיר) is a given name that comes from the Hebrew root אור (or), meaning "light". It can also be spelled as "Meir" or "Meirav" for females.
In Yiddish, "Meir" (מאַייר) is a variant of the name Mayer, which has Germanic origins. Mayer itself comes from the Old German word for "steward" or "mayor".
Additionally, there is a Dutch surname "Meir" which is derived from the word "meir" meaning "market" or "market square" in Middle Dutch.
It is important to note that the etymology of names can vary depending on the cultural and linguistic context in which they are used.
Similar spelling words for MEIR
- MERY,
- Mero,
- Merrie,
- mehr,
- Mera,
- Meri,
- mere,
- Merri,
- merrow,
- Meyer,
- merry,
- Meier.
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