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51Chaplin — This interesting surname with variant spellings Chaplain, Chapling, Caplen, Kaplin etc., is of French origin, found also in England, deriving from the old Norman French word caplain and old French and medieval English word chapelain , meaning… …
52Chapling — This interesting surname with variant spellings Chaplain, Chapling, Caplen, Kaplin etc., is of French origin, found also in England, deriving from the old Norman French word caplain and old French and medieval English word chapelain , meaning… …
53Kaplan — This interesting surname with variant spellings Chaplain, Chapling, Caplen, Kaplin etc., is of French origin, found also in England, deriving from the old Norman French word caplain and old French and medieval English word chapelain , meaning… …
54Kaplin — This interesting surname with variant spellings Chaplain, Chapling, Caplen, Kaplin etc., is of French origin, found also in England, deriving from the old Norman French word caplain and old French and medieval English word chapelain , meaning… …
55Ceaplen — This interesting surname with variant spellings Chaplain, Chapling, Caplen, Ceaplen, Kaplin etc., is of French origin, found also in England, deriving from the old Norman French word caplain and old French and medieval English word chapelain ,… …
56Chaplyn — Recorded in several spellings including Chaplain, Chapling, Chaplyn, Caplen, Kaplin and others, this is a surname of French origins, also well recorded in England. It derives from the old Norman French word caplain meaning a charity priest. Such… …
57Chiplen — Recorded in a number of spellings as shown below, this is an English and French surname. It originates from the pre 8th century word chapelain meaning and is occupational surname for a clergyman or for someone employed as the servant of a… …
58Chiplin — This unusual and interesting name is a variant form of the more familiar surname Chaplin , which is of early medieval English and French origin, and is an occupational surname for a clergyman or for someone employed as the servant of a clergyman …
59Biggar — BIGGAR, a parish and market town, in the Upper ward of the county of Lanark, 12 miles (S. E.) from Lanark, on the road from Dumfries to Edinburgh; containing 1865 inhabitants, of whom 1395 are in the town. The original name of this place, as… …
60synchrocyclotron — /sing kroh suy kleuh tron , sik leuh /, n. Physics. a type of cyclotron that synchronizes its accelerating voltage with particle velocity in order to compensate for the relativistic mass increase of the particle as it approaches the speed of… …
