What is another word for Gregor?

Pronunciation: [ɡɹˈɛɡə] (IPA)

The name "Gregor" is a variant of the name "Gregory," which originates from the Greek language and means "watchful" or "vigilant." Some synonyms for "Gregor" include "Greg," "Graig," "Grigor," and "Grigory." While these names may have different variations in spelling, they all have the same meaning and origin as "Gregor." Parents may choose to use one of these alternative names for their child to give a unique twist to the traditional name of "Gregor" or to honor a family member with a similar name.

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Usage examples for Gregor

Gregor, Rosamund, 2, 275 and n.
"The Letters of William James, Vol. II"
William James
I hope it won't make any difference to you, Mr.-" "Gregor.
"Laughing Bill Hyde and Other Stories"
Rex Beach
Gregor Grey made the design for it.
"Ulysses"
James Joyce

Famous quotes with Gregor

  • "Am I reading too much into all that innuendo, or did you in fact just connive to assassinate Gregor in one breath, offer to cuckold him in the next, accuse your father of homosexuality, suggest a patricidal plot against him, and league yourself with Cavilo -- what are you going to do for an encore?" "Depends on the straight lines."
    Lois McMaster Bujold
  • "Hey, there’s something falling down in there," said the chief clerk. Gregor tried to suppose to himself that what had happened to him might some day also happen to the chief clerk. There was no denying that anything was possible.
    Franz Kafka
  • Gregor Strasser, Hitler's dangerous rival in the party, was out to gain control of the whole of the party formations, the organs of public administration, and those of social and economic life, particularly the trade unions, which he proposed to form into a great and comprehensive force of Workers' Guards of the revolution. This brought him into conflict with Roehm's similar ambitions for the S.A.
    Hermann Rauschning
  • At that time the issue was between the groups loyal to Hitler and those who regarded Gregor Strasser as the coming man. The opposing groups were fighting so furiously that they were continually on the verge of blood-shed. Similar violent hostilities were frequent between Nazi magnates. The tension was not as extreme as in 1934 when Hitler resolved to have several thousand party comrades shot.
    Hermann Rauschning
  • Koch was one of the sincere Socialists in the movement. He was a follower of Gregor Strasser, like most of the North German bosses. ‘Of course the world will become socialistic,’ he said to me once when I went to see him at Konigsberg. ‘Capitalism has done for itself. Do you suppose that Hitler can stop at this reactionary beginning? My dear man, many things have to happen yet. Your Junker cousins, we shall kill the lot of them,’ he added, laughing. ‘We shall sweep them all away. Peasants must take over; we are settling them on the land. The things the slack Sozis (Socialists) never carried out, we shall put through. Away with the Junkers and the captains of industry! Do you suppose we were just talking through our hats about nationalizing the banks and abolishing the stock exchange and all that?... And if that whimpering instrument Hitler doesn't squeak out our tune, we shall get another fiddle to play on.’
    Hermann Rauschning

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