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According to Merriam Webster:
Peter (verb)
Pe·ter | \ ˈpē-tər
1 : to diminish gradually and come to an end : GIVE OUT —usually used with out
2 : to become exhausted —usually used with out
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/Peter.
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Peter (verb)
Pe·ter | \ ˈpē-tər
1 : to diminish gradually and come to an end : GIVE OUT —usually used with out
2 : to become exhausted —usually used with out
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/Peter.
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The name is Greek and derives from ΠΕΤΡΑ = stone. Exists in contemporary Greek, too.
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Peter is actually a Hebrew word, it means "to be the first to breach the womb", in other words, first-born.
It can also be associated with the verb which means "to solve, to resolve, to be a solution".
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It can also be associated with the verb which means "to solve, to resolve, to be a solution".
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Edit: why are people down voting my comment? Just because you don't like a fact doesn't mean it's a lie. Go to google translate, put Peter into the French side and watch as it translates to "to fart".