Given name

Piteur

Piteur is a masculine given name from English. It is used in Norman.

Meaning & origin

Where it comes from

Piteur comes from English.

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How it developed

From English Peter.

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Piteur’s family of names

In Norman usage, Piteur has a conventional equivalent in the English form Peter. In Norman usage, Piteur was borrowed from the English form Peter. In Norman usage, Piteur has a conventional equivalent in the Chinese form 彼得.

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PiteurPeter彼得

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