Parkin
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A family name from England
- proper noun
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Parkin
- "Indeed," Charlotte said quickly, before Mrs. Parkin could continue.
- Mrs. Parkin
- Parkin says
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Examples
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I'd like a word with a Mr Parkin, please.
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"I want to find Andrew Parkin."
Fiction book (1994) -
Did you visit all the royal houses, Mr Parkin?
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- You were driving Mr Parkin?
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Mr Parkin, it's time for the next appointment.
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- Vincent Parkin is staying there.
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"In excellent health, thank you, Mrs. Parkin," Caroline replied.
Fiction book (1993) -
So very pleasant to have made your acquaintance, Mrs. Parkin.
Fiction book (1993) -
Very well, Mr Parkin.
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Did you visit all the royal houses, Mr Parkin?
Surface Forms
Parkin main
Etymology
Parkin as a family name probably comes from the old pet name Perkin, a small form of Peter that means 'rock', so it began as 'little Peter' and later became a surname.