John Wycliffe is a proper noun referring to the 14th‑century English theologian and satirist who translated the Bible into English. The name combines the given name John with the surname Wycliffe, a toponymic/occupational‑sounding surname likely derived from places in England. Pronunciation focuses on clear /dʒɒn/ or /dʒɑːn/ for John and the surname /ˈwaɪklɪf/ or /-klaɪf/ with reduced syllables in rapid speech.
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