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Steven

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Ste´ven
n.1.Voice; speech; language.
Ye have as merry a steven
As any angel hath that is in heaven.
- Chaucer.
2.An outcry; a loud call; a clamor.
To set steven
to make an appointment.
They setten steven for to meet
To playen at the dice.
- Chaucer.
Translations
Steven [ˈstiːvn] N → Esteban
Steven
n → Stefan m
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Byline: JOHN SUTTON THE FAMILY of Steven Cook have told how the man "with a heart of pure gold" would be deeply missed.
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