norman

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See also: Norman

English

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Pronunciation

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Etymology 1

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From French normand.

Noun

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norman (plural normans)

  1. (nautical) A wooden bar, or iron pin.
    • 2013, Keith N. Meverden, Wisconsin Coal Haulers:
      An iron norman pin penetrates the bitt near the top , and there is visible wear on the bitt from lines being tied to it and the norman pin

Etymology 2

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From normal-an, possibly influenced by the given name Norman.

Noun

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norman (plural normans)

  1. (slang) Synonym of normie (a normal person)

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Esperanto

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Adjective

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norman

  1. accusative singular of norma

Old Occitan

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Adjective

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norman m (feminine singular normanda, masculine plural normans, feminine plural normandas)

  1. Norman (relating to Normandy or its inhabitants)

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Spanish

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Verb

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norman

  1. third-person plural present indicative of normar