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place at
place someone or something at something
1. to put someone or something somewhere. The king placed extra guards at the door for the night. I placed the wine bottle at the left of the host.
2. to figure that someone or something was in a certain place. The detective placed Randy at the scene of the crime about midnight. I place the getaway car at the first tollbooth at dawn.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Eitan | | - | Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew |
| Harrison | | HAR-i-sən, HER-i-sən | English |
| Hans | | HAHNS (German, Dutch) | German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish |
| Clara | | ['kleərə] | |
| Ciardha | | - | Irish |
| Lehua | | - | Hawaiian |