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God's acre
God's acre
A churchyard burial area. The phrase is a translation of the German word, Gottesacker, “God's field” where the souls of the faithful are sown. The phrase also been used for the dedication of a portion of a farm field or a garden plot to growing food that will be given to the needy. The phrase should not be confused with Erskine Caldwell's 1933 novel, God's Little Acre.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Rosalia | | [rəu'za:liə] | |
| Armison | | ['a:misn] | |
| Felicidad | | fe-lee-thee-DHAHD (Spanish), fe-lee-see-DHAHD (Latin American Spanish) | Spanish |
| Remedios | | re-ME-dyos | Spanish |
| Kalpana | | - | Indian, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, Nepali |
| Eusebius | | yoo-SEE-bee-əs (English) | Ancient Greek (Latinized) |