from hand to hand



from hand to hand

Fig. from one person to a series of other persons. The book traveled from hand to hand until it got back to its owner. By the time the baby had been passed from hand to hand, it was crying.
See also: hand

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Leocadia-Spanish, Late Roman
Hinrik-Icelandic
Elidi-Various
Malena-Swedish, Spanish, Czech
Musa-Arabic, Turkish, Persian
Moysei-Old Church Slavic