shuttle from



shuttle someone or something from (person to person)

 and shuttle someone or something from place to place
(Specific persons or places are sometimes expressed.) to move or pass someone or something from person to person; to move or pass someone or something from place to place. My phone call was shuttled from person to person. Mary shuttled her children from home to school to practice.
See also: shuttle

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
PyrrhusPIR-əs (English)Greek Mythology (Latinized), Ancient Greek (Latinized)
Boyer['bəujə]
Bethney-English (Rare)
IuliusYOO:-li-uwsAncient Roman
Rina (1)REE-nahItalian, Dutch
Serafino-Italian