Kendal Meaning in English

word

US

ˈkɛndəɫ

KEN-duhl

UK

ˈkɛn.dl̩

KEN-dl

Definition

Kendal is mainly used as a proper noun, most commonly as an English given name or as a town in England. Rarely, it can also refer to a type of coarse woolen cloth from Kendal.

Usage & Nuances

Most often, 'Kendal' is a name for people or a place, not a common vocabulary word. If used for the cloth, it will appear in historical or textile contexts; otherwise, it refers to names.

• Spanish: Kendal (nombre propio) - kendal (tela de lana, raro)
• Portuguese (BR): Kendal (nome próprio) - kendal (tecido de lã, raro)
• Portuguese (PT): Kendal (nome próprio) - kendal (tecido de lã, raro)
• Chinese (Simplified): 肯达尔 (人名/地名) - 肯达尔呢 (粗呢布，罕用)
• Chinese (Traditional): 肯達爾 (人名/地名) - 肯達爾呢 (粗呢布，罕用)
• Hindi: केन्डल (नाम) - केन्डल (ऊन का कपड़ा, दुर्लभ)
• Arabic: كيندال (اسم علم) - كيندال (قماش صوفي، نادر)
• Bengali: কেনডাল
• Russian: Кендал
• Japanese: ケンダル
• Vietnamese: Kendal
• Korean: 켄달
• Turkish: Kendal
• Urdu: کینڈل
• Indonesian: Kendal

Example Sentences

Kendal is my best friend.

basic

I visited Kendal last summer.

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The old coat is made of Kendal cloth.

basic

Did you know that Kendal is famous for its mint cake?

natural

Whenever I hear the name Kendal, I think of the Lake District.

natural

Kendal just got a new job downtown and she's really excited.

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