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- raise from
raise from
raise someone from something
to help someone up from a lowly state. They hoped for some windfall to raise them from their poverty. They raised me from the depressed state I was in.
raise (someone or an animal) from something
Fig. to bring up someone or an animal from a young state. My grandmother raised me from a baby. We raised all these rabbits from babies.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Femie | | FEM-ee | English (Rare) |
Ignace | | - | French |
Ravid | | - | Hebrew |
Solvig | | - | Swedish |
Tommi | | TOM-mee | Finnish |
Greta | | GRE-tah (German), GRET-ə (English) | Swedish, German, English |