Mede
- proper noun
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Mede
- The two witnesses were to be resurrected after three and a half days, which, accepting Mede's opinion that prophetic days are the equivalent of normal years, would place that crucial event around April of 1689.
Examples
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His last name is Mede, and he comes from a long line of artists.
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She proudly introduced herself as Mede, a descendant of her family’s distinguished lineage.
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Many people believe that Mede is a unique surname with deep historical roots.
Synonyms
984
4.8
A last name that people have
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3.7
A family or first name used by people
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9.6
A family name that some people have
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9.1
A family name people have as their last name
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9.2
A family name used as a last name
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8.6
A family name used in countries where people speak English
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9.9
A family name that some people have as their last name
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9.0
A family name used by people and sometimes as a place name
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7.9
A family name used by people, often from Jewish families
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8.4
A name that identifies a person, for example a family or stage name
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9.9
A last name common among Jewish families
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8.2
A family name or first name that some people have
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8.0
A family name that some people have
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9.9
A family name used by some people
3
9.9
A name used by a person as a first or last name
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9.4
A family name that some people have
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8.2
A last name that some people have
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8.8
A family name used by people in some countries
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9.3
A family name from Scotland
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9.9
A family name used by some people
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9.5
A family name used by some people
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9.6
A family name that people use as their last name
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9.9
A family name that some people have
1
9.0
A family name some people have
1
9.9
A last name that some people have
1
8.6
A family name used by some people
A family name used by people in different countries
A family name used by some people
A family name used by people from Jewish or biblical background
A family name used by some people
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Mede as a family name may come from a place name or from an old word for 'meadow', a grassy field, so a family called Mede likely took the name from where they lived.