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• As an English occupational surname, from the nounbond,bondman, reinforced byOld Norsebóndi(“peasant, farmer”). Also as a variant ofBand.
• As aSwedish surname, variant ofBonde.
• As aUkrainian surname, shortened fromBondarenko.
• As aDutch surname, variant ofBont, from {{m|nl|bont|t=speckled}, motley}, compareBonte.

Bond (countable anduncountable,pluralBonds)

1. Asurname originating as an occupation.
2. A unisexgiven name from Old Norse.
3. Anunincorporated community inEagle County,Colorado,United States.
4. Acensus-designated place andunincorporated community inStone County,Mississippi,United States.
5. Anunincorporated community inHickman County,Tennessee,United States.

FromMiddle High Germanbunt, fromOld High Germanbunt, fromProto-Germanic*bundą. Cognate withGermanBund,Dutchbond,Englishbundle.

• IPA^(key): /bont/

Bond m (uncountable)

1. alliance

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