Usually means: A name of Spanish origin.
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▸ noun:  A male given name from Spanish, an anglicized spelling of Spanish Joaquín.

Similar:
José, Joao, Jose, jojo, Xavier, Jovanni, Juana, Joachim, Juan, Gonzalo, more...

Phrases:
San Joaquin, Joaquin Miller, joaquin balaguer, joaquin rodrigo, Joaquin Phoenix, more...

Adjectives:
upper, lower, southern, young, old, sagacious, san, late, little, great, marvellous



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Similar:
José, Joao, Jose, jojo, Xavier, Jovanni, Juana, Joachim, Juan, Gonzalo, more...

Phrases:
San Joaquin, Joaquin Miller, joaquin balaguer, joaquin rodrigo, Joaquin Phoenix, San Joaquin Valley fever, San Joaquin River, San Joaquin Valley, San Joaquin fever, san joaquin valley disease, more...

Adjectives:
upper, lower, southern, young, old, sagacious, san, late, little, great, marvellous



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