aphaeretic form

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• Mynett — This interesting surname, of Old French origin, has two possible sources, being either a nickname for a favourite person from the Old French mignon , pleasing, attractive, or an aphaeretic form of such given names as Jaminet and Thominet,… …   Surnames reference

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