- gaunter
- gÉ”Ënt adj. lean, scrawny, emaciated; bleak, dreary
English contemporary dictionary. 2014.
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Gaunter — This is a most interesting surname. It derives from the Old French word gant meaning a glove and is ultimately a word of Germanic origin. The form Gantlett incorporates the diminutive lett . By extension the word was applied to the maker of… … Surnames reference
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Gentner — This is a job descriptive Dutch version of the medieval English Gent or Gaunt meaning a wool worker or specifically a weaver from the Ancient City of Ghent in Flanders. There are many variants of the name spelling including Van Gent, Van Ghent,… … Surnames reference
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gaunt — gauntly, adv. gauntness, n. /gawnt/, adj., gaunter, gauntest. 1. extremely thin and bony; haggard and drawn, as from great hunger, weariness, or torture; emaciated. 2. bleak, desolate, or grim, as places or things: a gaunt, windswept landscape.… … Universalium
Ganter — Derived from the Olde French Gantier . The name is job descriptive for a Maker or Seller of Gloves . The name is early as a recording although the first appearance is as Lefwinus Le Wanter, (1172, Oxford) Wantier being a variant, whilst the… … Surnames reference
Gantlett — This is a most interesting surname. It derives from the Old French word gant meaning a glove and is ultimately a word of Germanic origin. The form Gantlett incorporates the diminutive lett . By extension the word was applied to the maker of… … Surnames reference
Gauntlett — This is a most interesting surname. It derives from the Old French word gant meaning a glove and is ultimately a word of Germanic origin. The form Gantlett incorporates the diminutive lett . By extension the word was applied to the maker of… … Surnames reference
