| Pronunciation | pronounced [ˈklwɑːrek] |
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| Origin | |
| Meaning | clerk , seminarian , ecclesiastic . |
| Region of origin | Brittany |
| Other names | |
| Variant form(s) | Clouarec, Cloarech, Cloérec, Cloirec, Clorec, Clouérec, Le Cloarec, Le Cloerec, Le Cloirec |
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