Nicola

English Alternative forms en Nichola Etymology A feminine version of en Nicholas, first used in the 20th century. Pronunciation en /ˈnɪ.kə.lə/ en /nɪˈkoʊlə/ chiefly US,alternative en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Nicola.wav Southern England Proper noun en female Ancient Greek. en Nicola Sturgeon (name of Nicola Sturgeon a Scottish politician) en 1936 Jerrard Tickell See How They Run W. Heinemann 10 "Come in with me, if you like. You can help me to find the child." She fumbled in her bag and found a slip of paper. "Her name is Nicola Anna Magdalene Elisabeth Stephanie Lenke." Peter laughed. "She ought to be easy to find with that lot. What do they call her for short?" en 2002 Meg Cabot Nicola and the Viscount 244 HarperCollins 006075320X He had never called her by her full name so many times in a row. Usually it was Nicky, or sometimes Nick. But never Nicola. Her full name sounded very ominous coming now from Nathaniel Sheridan's lips. Usage notes Popular in the UK in the 1970s and 1980s; in the US, Nicole was preferred. Related terms pet forms: Nicki, Nicky, Nikki en Thompson-Nicola Translations feminine form of Nicholas Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 妮古拉 Nīgǔlā Czech: cs Nikola f, cs Nikol f Danish: da Nielsine, da Nikoline French: fr Nicole f German: de Nicole f Greenlandic: kl Nikkuliit Hungarian: hu Nikoletta Italian: it Nicoletta f Spanish: es Nicolasa f Nicole See also Nicola (Okanagan leader) Anagrams en acilno Licona alnico oilcan German Pronunciation de /ˈniːkola/ /ˈnɪkola/ de De-Nicola.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Proper noun f.gen:s:-[with an article] de female Nikolaus,Nikolas,Niklas 1960s and later Alternative forms de Nikola Nicole Proper noun m,s:-[with an article] de male very rare it:Nicola Nikolaus,Nikolas,Niklas Italian Alternative forms it Nicolò Niccolò (male) it Nicoletta (female) Etymology From it la Nicolaus, from it grc Νικόλαος. Pronunciation Nicòla Proper noun it proper noun m feminine Nicola it male Nicholas it female Nicole Anagrams it acilno Alcino Laconi alcino calino clonai colina lancio lanciò Sicilian Etymology Visibly not derived from scn la Nicolaus, because of the stressed syllable; ultimately derived instead from the apocope of scn grc Νικόλαος. Compare en Nicholas, ca Nicolau, pt Nicolau, de Nicolaus, it Niccolò ~ it Nicola (which is a doublet from Southern Italian), es Nicolás. Pronunciation scn /niˈkɔ.la/ [nɪˈkɔ.la] scn ola scn Ni cò la Proper noun scn proper noun m scn male Ancient Greek Nicholas Derived terms scn Santa Nicola Cola Mastrucola Cola-janni Nicò Niculicchiu Niculicchia Culicchia Niculinu Related terms scn Niculosi Niculaci