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Nicholas

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English <dab!> Alternative forms en Nicolas en Nickolas Nikolas usually of non-English origin Etymology From en enm Nicholas, from en fro Nicholas, from en la Nīcolāus, from en grc Νικόλαος, from grc νίκη victory λαός people 1. Pronunciation en /ˈnɪk.ə.ləs/ /ˈnɪk.ləs/ en en-uk-Nicholas.ogg UK en ɪkələs ɪkləs 3 2 en knickerless non-rhotic Proper noun ~ es en male Ancient Greek particularly en historical Nicholas of Myra St Nicholas. II i Sirrah, if they meet not with Saint Nicholas’ clerks, I'll give thee this neck. III V LIII 182 I must call you Nick—we always did call you young Nick when we knew you meant to marry the old widow. Some said you had a handsome family likeness to old Nick, but that was your mother's fault, calling you Nicholas. Aren't you glad to see me again? en Dave Davies Has Tucker Carlson created the most racist show in the history of cable news? w:NPR https://www.npr.org/2022/05/12/1098488908/has-tucker-carlson-created-the-most-racist-show-in-the-history-of-cable-news 2022-05-12 Dave Davies Our guest, New York Times reporter Nicholas Confessore, recently wrote a series of articles about Carlson drawing on an analysis of more than 1,100 episodes of his show, "Tucker Carlson Tonight," conducted by Confessore and a team of Times reporters as well as interviews with dozens of current and former Fox executives, producers and journalists. https://web.archive.org/web/20230628114636/https://www.npr.org/2022/05/12/1098488908/has-tucker-carlson-created-the-most-racist-show-in-the-history-of-cable-news en patronymics. en ucomm co/Fluvanna County s/Virginia c/USA. en settlement on isl/Saint Croix terr/United States Virgin Islands. Derived terms en Nicholine Combe St Nicholas Deeping St Nicholas Nicholas County Nicholasville St Nicholas St Nicholas and Bonvilston St Nicholas at Wade St Nicholas Hurst Sydling St Nicholas Related terms en Santa Claus en male given names Colin Claus Klaus Nichol Nicol en pet forms Cole Nick Nicko Nicky Nico Kolya en female given names Colette Nicola Nicole Nicki Nikki en surnames Coales Cole Coles Colin Coll Collard Colle Collen Collet Collett Collin Colling Collinge Collings Collins Collinson Collis Collison Colls Collyns Colson Coules Coulson Cowles Cowling Nichol Nicholds Nicholl Nicholls Nichols Nicholson Nickalls Nickel Nickell Nickells Nickels Nickerson Nickisson Nickle Nickless Nicklin Nickolds Nickolls Nickols Nicks Nickson Nicol Nicolas Nicoll Nicolls Nicolson Nix Nixon Nixson Translations male given name Albanian: sq Nikolla, sq Nishi, sq Kollë Arabic: ar نِقُولَا transliteration, ar نِيقُولَا m, ar نِيقُولَاوُس m Armenian: hy Նիկողայոս, hy Նիկողոս, hy Նիկոլ Basque: eu Nikolas Belarusian: be Мікала́й m Breton: br Nikolaz Bulgarian: bg Никола, bg Николай Catalan: ca Nicolau, ca Micolau Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 尼古拉斯 Nígǔlāsī transliteration, cmn 尼各老 Nígèlǎo Catholic Chuvash: cv Микулай Czech: cs Mikuláš m, cs Mikoláš, cs Nikola m Danish: da Niels, da Niklas Dutch: nl Nicolaas Esperanto: eo Nikolao Faroese: fo Niklas m Finnish: fi Niilo, fi Niko French: fr Nicolas Middle French: frm Nicolas Old French: fro Nicholas Friulian: fur Niculau Galician: gl Nicolau Georgian: ka ნიკოლოზ German: de Nikolaus, de Klaus Greek: el Νικόλαος, el Νικόλας Greenlandic: kl Nikkulaat, kl Niisi Hindi: hi निकोलस m Hungarian: hu Miklós Icelandic: is Nikulás Irish: ga Nioclás Italian: it Nicola, it Niccolò Japanese: transliteration ja ニコラス Nikorasu Kazakh: kk Нықола biblical Korean: ko ^니콜라스 Ladin: lld Nuclò Latin: la Nīcolāus m Latvian: lv Nikolajs Lithuanian: lt Mikalojus, lt Mikas Low German: nds Nickel, nds Klaas Luxembourgish: lb Nicolas Macedonian: mk Ни́кола Maltese: mt Nikola m Mansi: Northern Mansi: mns-nor Микол Māori: mi Nīkora Middle English: enm Nicholas Norwegian: no Nils Bokmål: nb Nikolai Occitan: oc Micolau m, oc Colau m Persian: fa نیکولاس nikolâs Polish: pl Mikołaj m Portuguese: pt Nicolau Romanian: ro Nicolae Russian: ru Никола́й m cognate, ru Николас m transliteration Sami: Northern Sami: se Niillas Scottish Gaelic: gd Nicol, gd Neacail Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh Нѝкола m, sh Ни́ко m Latin: sh Nìkola m, sh Níko m Sicilian: scn Nicola m, scn Nicò m, scn Cola m Slovak: sk Mikuláš m Slovene: sl Miklavž Mikávž m, sl Nikoláj m Sorbian: Upper Sorbian: hsb Mikławš m Spanish: es Nicolás Swahili: sw Nikolau Swedish: sv Nils, sv Nikolaus, sv Niklas, sv Klas Thai: th นิโคลัส níkohlát Ukrainian: uk Мико́ла, uk Мико́лай old style Venetan: vec Nicołò Vietnamese: vi Nicôla Walloon: wa Nicolai Yakut: sah Ньукулай Anagrams en achilnos halocins lichanos Middle English Alternative forms enm Nicolas Nicholaus Etymology From enm fro Nicholas, from enm la Nīcolāus, from enm grc Νικόλαος. Pronunciation enm /ˈnikɔlas/ /ˈnikɔlau̯s/ Proper noun enm male associated with Saint Nicholas of Myra. Descendants en Nicholas sco Nicholas yol Niclase References Nicholas n MED29480 2018-05-30 Old French Alternative forms fro Nicolas Etymology From fro la Nīcolāus, from fro grc Νικόλαος. Proper noun fro male Descendants enm Nicholas