Gunar
[ˈɡuːnər]Meaning
a surname; also a Portuguese verb formed from English goon
Background Story
Gunar is recorded as a surname, borne by the German sprint canoer Gunar Kirchbach. In Portuguese, gunar is a verb formed from the English word goon with the Portuguese suffix -ar.
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