Usually means: Old French origin, personal name.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (Gervase)

▸ noun:  A male given name from the Germanic languages, common in the Middle Ages but rare today.

Similar:
Gervas, Gerrard, Gerard, Geffrey, Gerald, Geoffrey, gage, Gustav, Gertrude, Gavyn, more...

Opposite:
No antonym found.

Phrases:
gervase markham, gervase of canterbury, gervase of tilbury, Gervase Phinn, more...

Adjectives:
poor, old, late, delightful, present, latin, indignant, same, loving, last, sure

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Similar:
Gervas, Gerrard, Gerard, Geffrey, Gerald, Geoffrey, gage, Gustav, Gertrude, Gavyn, more...

Opposite:
No antonym found.

Phrases:
gervase markham, gervase of canterbury, gervase of tilbury, Gervase Phinn, more...

Adjectives:
poor, old, late, delightful, present, latin, indignant, same, loving, last, sure



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