Usually means: Swedish origin, meaning "staff of God."
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  1. Gustaf: Wordnik
  2. Gustaf: Webster's New World College Dictionary, 4th Ed.
  3. gustaf: Dictionary.com
  4. Gustaf: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  5. Gustaf: Wiktionary

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▸ noun:  A male given name from Swedish.

Similar:
Gustav, Gustavus, Gustave, Agustus, Albertus, Arvid, Aegenwulf, Cajsa, Godfrey, Goddard, more...

Phrases:
gustaf adolf, Carl XVI Gustaf, carl gustaf mossander, carl gustaf mosander, Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim, more...

Adjectives:
karl, carl, chivalrous, young, swedish, little, boisterous, sven, late, old

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Similar:
Gustav, Gustavus, Gustave, Agustus, Albertus, Arvid, Aegenwulf, Cajsa, Godfrey, Goddard, more...

Phrases:
gustaf adolf, Carl XVI Gustaf, carl gustaf mossander, carl gustaf mosander, Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim, Gustaf V, Carl Gustaf 8.4 cm recoilless rifle, Gustaf VI Adolf, Carl Gustaf m/45, Gustaf III Airport, more...

Adjectives:
karl, carl, chivalrous, young, swedish, little, boisterous, sven, late, old



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