hayes
word
/ˈheɪz/
hayz
/ˈheɪz/
hayz
Definition
'Hayes' is a proper noun, usually used as a last name or sometimes a first name. It can refer to people, places, or institutions named Hayes.
Usage & Nuances
'Hayes' is a proper noun and should be capitalized. It is common as a surname in English-speaking countries, and sometimes as a place name. Not to be confused with 'haze' (meaning mist or fog). Popular in formal and informal contexts when referring to specific people or places.
Spanish: Hayes (nombre propio)Portuguese (BR): Hayes (nome próprio)Portuguese (PT): Hayes (nome próprio)Chinese (Simplified): 海斯 (人名)Chinese (Traditional): 海斯 (人名)Hindi: हेयस (नाम)Arabic: هايز (اسم علم)Bengali: হেইসRussian: ХейзJapanese: ヘイズVietnamese: HayesKorean: 헤이즈Turkish: HayesUrdu: ہیزIndonesian: Hayes
Example Sentences
Hayes is my friend's last name.
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We visited Hayes last summer.
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The school is called Hayes Elementary.
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Have you ever heard of President Hayes?
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Hayes lives just down the street from me.
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Whenever Hayes calls, I know there's something important.
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