Definition of robbin in English:

robbin

(also robben)

noun ˈrɒbɪn

Nautical historical

Chiefly in plural = roband.

Origin

Late 15th century; earliest use found in Naval Account. Variant or alteration of roband, apparently arising from reduction of the unstressed second syllable, perhaps reinforced by association with either Robin, pet-form of the male forename Robert or a word derived from it.

Definition of robbin in US English:

robbin

(also robben)

nounˈrɒbɪn

Nautical historical

Chiefly in plural = roband.

Origin

Late 15th century; earliest use found in Naval Account. Variant or alteration of roband, apparently arising from reduction of the unstressed second syllable, perhaps reinforced by association with either Robin, pet-form of the male forename Robert or a word derived from it.

单词	robbin
释义	Definition of robbin in English: robbin (also robben) noun ˈrɒbɪn Nautical historical Chiefly in plural = roband. Origin Late 15th century; earliest use found in Naval Account. Variant or alteration of roband, apparently arising from reduction of the unstressed second syllable, perhaps reinforced by association with either Robin, pet-form of the male forename Robert or a word derived from it. Definition of robbin in US English: robbin (also robben) nounˈrɒbɪn Nautical historical Chiefly in plural = roband. Origin Late 15th century; earliest use found in Naval Account. Variant or alteration of roband, apparently arising from reduction of the unstressed second syllable, perhaps reinforced by association with either Robin, pet-form of the male forename Robert or a word derived from it.
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