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"Dulce et Decorum est" poet Wilfred __
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owen
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Owen is an anglicized variant of the Welsh name Owain , and may appear as both a personal name and as a surname (with or without the s as in Owens [son of Owen] ). It can also be an anglicised version of the Irish Eoghan . Notable people with the surname ...
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Celtic masc. proper name, ultimately from Greek eugenes "well-born;" via Gaelic Eòghann , Old Irish Eogán , Old Welsh Eugein , Ougein . In Medieval records, frequently Latinized as Eugenius ; the form Eugene emerged in Scotland by late 12c. The Breton form ...
Usage examples of owen.
Beide, Owen und Saint Simon, mehr Beachtung und Anhang fanden, als er.
But stand he must unto his owen harm, For when he spake, he was anon borne down With Hendy Nicholas and Alisoun.
He left Bruce and Owen, passing Dick Brodder en route who started a tirade.
He looked around curiously, smiled a hello at Cranston and receded into the background as Brodder and Owen entered.
Museum by Sir Walter Elliot, but it does not appear to be mentioned by Professor Owen in his notice of the Indian Cetacea collected by Sir Walter Elliot.
Owen kept a wary eye on it as he followed Cyder and Hazel through the crush.
The figure brushed Cyder aside as though she was a child and stood smiling down at Hazel, ignoring Owen completely.
The noise returned to its previous level, and Owen was about to leave when Cyder stepped in front of him and put a restraining hand on his chest.
Professor Owen, however, although a derivationist, or evolutionist, is a very strenuous anti-Darwinian.
Next year us moved to dis place, he own it then but Marster Arthur Owens owns it now.
Owens, Jon Halper, Jackson Schmidt, Steve Horst, and Chris Doolan all said or did things that got blended in.
Figure 88 represents Miss Owens, an exhibitionist, whose hair measured eight feet three inches.
Tom Owen and his assistant, Fogo, with the help of the ring-keepers, plucked up the stakes and ropes, and carried them off across country.
Tom Owen and his singular assistant, Fogo, who combined the functions of prize-fighter and of poet, though, fortunately for himself, he could use his fists better than his pen, soon had the ring arranged according to the rules then in vogue.
Miss Ginch I agreed with Owen Griffith that tender passages between her and her employer were exceedingly unlikely.