Fedor

Proper noun

Meaning

Fedor (plural Fedors)

A transliteration of the Belarusian male given name Фёдор (Fjodor).

Anagrams

Examples

According to a report from Chris Fedor of Cleveland. Source: Internet

Both he and Deni Avdija of the I’BSL’s Maccabi FOX Tel Aviv could be logical selections for the Cavs, and Fedor touched on them as well. Source: Internet

Fedor did hit on how Drummond could get the Cavs’ rebuild going at a faster pace, seemingly given his interior presence in being able to perhaps help pieces such as Sexton, Love and Kevin Porter Jr., but he should not be putting up three-point attempts. Source: Internet

MADRID: Celta Vigo's Russia international Fedor Smolov has flouted Spain's lockdown to return to his home country, becoming the second Celta player to break the rules of the state of emergency to fight the coronavirus, Spanish newspaper AS reported. Source: Internet

However, that was before the novel coronavirus-induced NBA season hiatus, and with a resumption likely to begin in late July or even early August, Fedor stated how we could see Windler if Cleveland has a handful more of 2019-20 games. Source: Internet

Leonard Edwin Iselt was born on February 23, 1925 in Fedor, Texas to Arthur Albert Iselt and Lydia Alma Olga (Winkler) Iselt. Source: Internet

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