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The name "Randall" does not have a direct Latin equivalent, as it is of Old Germanic origin meaning "shield" or "protector." However, in a Latin context, you might use a similar sounding name or adapt it to "Randallus." It's important to note that Latin often did not have direct translations for modern names, so adaptations were common.
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How do you say randall in french?
The same as you do in English: Randall.
How do you say helmet in Latin?
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How do you say who am I in Latin?
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How do you say determined in Latin?
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What color is Steve randall eyes?
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How do you say my in Latin?
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How do you say please in Latin?
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How do you say legacy in latin?
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