Yess.. Supre is a chain of shops for teen girls to woman. it has all the latest fashions and styles and always has the coolest music playing in the stores..
Supre is French and people thought it meant "slut" but its true meaning is "above" which is on top. i guess this is a good name for it as the fashion is always above. The stores are in Australia and New Zeaalnd. Every city in Aussie has a Supre as it was founded over there. The clothes shop is owned by a family who has 3 daughters.... Bet they get ALOT of clothes...
If yo live in Nz then go to New market in Auckland because the Supre there is TWO levels big and has HEAPS of clothes and bright colours!!
Thanks hoped this helped!!!
Noodwahs....... In Spanish Supre Means Mercury...
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The word "supre" doesn't exist neither in French nor in English, so I guess it was meant to be "SUPER". Well, if this is the case, the word has the same spelling and meanings in both language. But more precisely when used by young people in the expression "c'est super", it means: it's fantastic, wonderful, and you may translate it by "that's cool".
It's a language. It doesn't mean anything.
I think the answer is super, for example the super market probably originated in France and that is a 'super' market whereas this is a 'super' clothes shop but it sounds more original and unique as 'supre'! all guestimates
It doesn't mean anything. But it is a Japanese name (female).
It does not mean anything. "Christian" or "European" names like that may mean something in the history of that language, but it is not a Cherokee (Tsalagi) word so it does not mean anything.
Humma doesent mean anything but it can mean humming a song? In my own language
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The Japanese language no longer has the sound 'yi' so Yin does not mean anything in Japanese.
Only Cherokee words mean anything in the Cherokee language - and the name Mark is clearly not a Cherokee word.
It means small in a different language.
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