Statistics and meaning of name Audirac
Usage: 2% firstname, 98% surname.
Audirac first name was found 2 times in 2 different countries. (USA,Mexico)
Surname Audirac is used at least 89 times in at least 5 countries.
 | Given names
Claude Audirac (3) Alain Audirac (3) Helene Audirac (3) Josiane Audirac (2) Beatrice Audirac (2) Catherine Audirac (2) Donatien Audirac (1) Michele Audirac (1) Marie Audirac (1) Dominique Audirac (1) Rene Audirac (1) Mireille Audirac (1) Patrick Audirac (1) Bertrand Audirac (1) Hubert Audirac (1) Paulette Audirac (1) Julien Audirac (1) Denis Audirac (1) Aude Audirac (1) Regine Audirac (1) Serge Audirac (1) Daniaule Audirac (1) Louis Audirac (1) Frederic Audirac (1) Isabelle Audirac (1) Brigitte Audirac (1) Erwan Audirac (1) Guillaume Audirac (1) Gabriel Audirac (1) Alexis Audirac (1) Celine Audirac (1) Emmanuel Audirac (1) Henri Audirac (1) Julie Audirac (1) Damien Audirac (1) Roger Audirac (1) Felix Audirac (1) Suzanne Audirac (1) Gerard Audirac (1) Sandrine Audirac (1) Thierry Audirac (1) Michel Audirac (1) |
Audirac reversed is Caridua
Name contains 7 letters - 57.14% vowels and 42.86% consonants.
Anagrams: Aduciar Irduaca Iruacad Udciara Cuadiar Caurdia Acraidu
Misspells: Oudirac Audilac Audirrac Audyrac Audjrac Auderac Audiraca Aduirac Audirca Audiarc
Rhymes: Dirac Bergerac black track plaque shellac lack
Meaning of this name is unknown.
Henri says: The ending "ac" is a short form of "acq". Acq is a common ending of many names of Provencal origin meaning "water". This could be interpreted as Audi's water place (creek).
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Writers: Ivonne Audirac, Fernando Leal Audirac
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