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Pronunciation of Gibboney in Ocala, FL USA
GI'- bu - nee
The "GI" is pronouned like 'guitar' and carries the syllabic emphasis (stress)
The "bu" is pronounced like 'bust'
The "nee" is pronounced like 'knee'
Type of Name:
Last Name
Language:
Hiberno-Norman - Irish of Norman descent
Alternate Spelling(s):
Giboney, Gibney
Meaning:
Gibbon is reportedly related to Gilbert as a personal name, meaning "bright pledge" - 12th century
Additional Information:
The family crest's motto reads "Auxilium Ex Oceano" (aid from the deep - from the Crusades) and is shared with the Gibbon, Gibbons, Fitzgibbons & MacGibbon branches, all of which were prominent in the counties of Limerick and Mayo, Ireland. Thomas Gibboney came to Virginia, USA, in the ealy 18th Century from Tyrone County, Ireland. Wytheville, VA became the hub from which the Gibboney family spread.
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Pronunciation of Gibboney in US
gih·boh·nee
g | is pronounced as | g | in go | |
ih | is pronounced as | i | in it | |
b | is pronounced as | b | in bat | |
oh | is pronounced as | o | in so | |
n | is pronounced as | n | in no | |
ee | is pronounced as | ee | in see |
Phonetic Spelling:[ g ih - b OH - n ee ]
g
ih
-
b
OH
-
n
ee
go
it
bat
so
no
see
Type of Name:
Last Name
Language:
American
Pronunciation of Gibboney in Ocala, FL USA
g | is pronounced as | g | in go | |
ih | is pronounced as | i | in it | |
b | is pronounced as | b | in bat | |
uh | is pronounced as | u | in up | |
n | is pronounced as | n | in no | |
ee | is pronounced as | ee | in see |
Phonetic Spelling:[ G IH - b uh - n ee ]
G
IH
-
b
uh
-
n
ee
go
it
bat
up
no
see
Type of Name:
Last Name
Language:
Hiberno-Norman - Irish of Norman descent
Alternate Spelling(s):
Giboney, Gibney
Meaning:
Gibbon is reportedly related to Gilbert as a personal name, meaning "bright pledge" - 12th century
Additional Information:
The family crest's motto reads "Auxilium Ex Oceano" (aid from the deep - from the Crusades) and is shared with the Gibbon, Gibbons, Fitzgibbons & MacGibbon branches, all of which were prominent in the counties of Limerick and Mayo, Ireland. Thomas Gibboney came to Virginia, USA, in the ealy 18th Century from Tyrone County, Ireland. Wytheville, VA became the hub from which the Gibboney family spread.
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