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What is the name Grant when translated from English to Spanish?

The name "Grant" doesn't have a direct, commonly used equivalent in Spanish.

Here are a few ways to translate it, depending on the context:

* As a name: You could use "Gran" (pronounced "grahn") which is the Spanish word for "large" or "great". It's not an exact translation, but it conveys a similar feeling.

* As a surname: You could use "Granado" which is a Spanish surname meaning "from a pomegranate orchard". While not directly related to Grant, it has a similar sound and feel.

* As a verb: If "Grant" is used as a verb meaning "to give" or "to allow", the Spanish equivalent is "Otorgar".

Ultimately, the best translation would depend on the specific context and the intended meaning.

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