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Definition of steven
steven
/ˈstiː.vən/
ste · ven
Plural:stevens
•Past Simple:stevened
•Past Participle:stevened
•Present Participle:stevening
steven Lexical Profile
CEFR
C2
Grade
13
Tier
2
Usage
Archaic
Syllables
2
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• noun
1
(archaic or dialectal) A voice, cry, or loud call; speech or utterance.
Example
"The medieval ballad described how the knight heard a loud steven echoing through the forest."
2
(archaic) An appointed time, meeting, or tryst.
Example
"In the old romance, the two travelers met at an unset steven along the crossroads."
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1
To call out, shout, or speak loudly (now archaic or dialectal).
Example
"The watchman began to steven from the tower as the riders approached the gate."
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Word Origin & Etymology
As a common noun and verb, it derives from Old English stefn ('voice, sound, utterance; appointed time'), from Proto-Germanic *stebno. As a masculine given name, it represents a spelling variant of Stephen, from Ancient Greek Stephanos ('crown, wreath').
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Wordmom. (2026). Definition of Steven. In Wordmom Dictionary. Retrieved Nov 5, 2026, from https://wordmom.com/dictionary/steven