Eton
- proper noun
- Lan, it's Eton-Hogg.
Examples
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I learned the basics of the Eton language while traveling in Cameroon.
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The Eton language is primarily spoken by the Eton people in Cameroon.
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I want you to all meet Sir Denis Eton-Hogg.
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- This is Sir Denis Eton-Hogg.
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Eton.
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Eton.
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Denis Eton-Hogg, President of Polymer Records, was recently knighted.
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Eton is one of the many Bantu languages spoken in the central regions of Africa.
Compounds
- Archaic
A short jacket that reaches the waist with a straight, square bottom, worn by boys at Eton College
- Archaic
A wide, stiff white collar that lies flat over a jacket and is often worn with school uniform
Surface Forms
Etymology
Eton is the name of a Bantu language in Cameroon and comes from the name the people use for themselves, so it simply means the 'Eton' language of that group.