STURDEVANT Meaning and
Definition
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There is no known dictionary definition for the word "sturdevant." The word might be a proper noun, such as a surname, which would not typically have a dictionary entry. It is worth noting that some surnames originated from occupational terms or place names, but without additional context or information, it is impossible to provide an accurate definition or origin for the word. If "sturdevant" has a different meaning in a specific context, it would be helpful to provide more details for a more precise definition.
Etymology of STURDEVANT
The surname "Sturdevant" is of English origin. It is derived from the Old French word "Esturdivant", which means "one who is rash" or "foolish". The word itself is a combination of the Old French words "esturv-", meaning "to be giddy", and "--ant", denoting someone who possesses a particular quality or characteristic. Over time, "Esturdivant" evolved into various forms such as "Sturdivant" or "Sturdevant". The name was initially used as a nickname for someone who was seen as impulsive or thoughtless, eventually becoming a hereditary surname.
Similar spelling words for STURDEVANT
- starrett,
- stretcher,
- stridently,
- Streetman,
- stratman,
- stretched,
- strident,
- sturdivant,
- strawder,
- streets,
- streetcar,
- streeter,
- sterrett,
- straddle,
- stretch,
- sturdiness,
- streett,
- sturtevant,
- stretchy,
- starets,
- steradian,
- stradley,
- stridence,
- stradivari,
- streater.
