1: French: nickname from Old French cusin cosin ‘first cousin’ from Latin consobrinus used (also) in the sense ‘friend crony’. Compare with 2.2: English: nickname from Middle English cusin cosin [...]
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Académie du Morvan : [bulletin] / dir. publ. Marcel Vigreux - 1995 (N39,A22)
What is the origin of the name Cousin?
1: French: nickname from Old French cusin cosin ‘first cousin’ from Latin consobrinus used (also) in the sense ‘friend crony’. Compare with 2.2: English: nickname from Middle English cusin cosin [...]
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