Definition
Definition of Logan - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
namesTECH. male given name transferred from the surnameTECH.
- Logan is a popular name for boys.
2.
geographyTECH. Scottish habitational surname from the town in AyrshireTECH.
- The Logan family has a long history in Scotland.
3.
Irish surnameTECH. surname from Irish, a variant of LohanTECH.
- Many people in Ireland bear the surname Logan.
4.
townTECH. US city in the county of the same name in West VirginiaTECH. US
- Logan, West Virginia, is rich in history.
5.
Utah cityTECH. city in Cache County, UtahTECH.
- Logan, Utah, is famous for its university.
6.
Queensland riverTECH. river in Queensland, AustraliaTECH.
- The Logan River is vital for local wildlife.
Origin of Logan
Scottish, lag (hollow) + -an (diminutive)
Terms with Logan included in their meaning
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Illinois
village in Logan County, Illinois
Mount Logan
range of mountains with Mount Logan as highest peak
Examples of Logan in a sentence
My cousin Logan just graduated from college. Logan is a common surname in Ayrshire. Many Logans attended the family reunion. Logan is a common surname in some regions. The Logan family has a long history. Logan is known for its coal mining history.
Tourists often visit Logan for its scenic views. Logan is known for its beautiful landscapes. Many tourists visit Logan for its outdoor activities. Flooding affected the Logan last year. The Logan is popular for kayaking.
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- French:Logan, ...
- German:Logan, Logan River, ...
- Italian:Logan, fiume Logan, ...
- Spanish:Logan, río Logan, ...
- Portuguese:Logan, Rio Logan, ...
- Chinese:洛根, 洛根河, ...
- Japanese:ローガン, ローガン川, ...
- Arabic:لُوغَان, لوجان, ...
- Hebrew:לוֹגַן, ...
- Russian:Логан, ...
- Ukrainian:Логан, Річка Логан, ...
- Hindi:लोगन, लोगन नदी, ...
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