Stephen
Ste·phen (stē′vən)
noun
a masculine name: dim. Steve; var. Steven; equiv. L. Stephanus, Fr. Étienne, Ger. Stephan, It. Stefano, Sp. Esteban, Russ. Stepen; fem. Stephanie
Bible one of the seven chosen to assist the Apostles (Acts 6 & 7); the 1st Christian martyr: his day is Dec. 26
Etymology: L Stephanus < Gr Stephanas < stephanos, a crown: see stephanotis
Ste·phen (stē′vən)
(sometimes Stephen of Blois) 1097?-1154; king of England (1135-54): grandson of William the Conqueror
975-1038; king of Hungary (1001-38)
Stephen, Sir Leslie 1832-1904; Eng. critic & philosopher: father of Virginia Woolf
Converse of object
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Modifies a noun
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Noun used with modifier
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