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Genoveva
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Catalan
Etymology
ca ine-pro *ǵenh₁-
ca la-med Genovefa, la Genoveva, possibly either of ca gem - origin, ultimately from ca gem-pro - gem-pro *kunją kin, family *wībą woman, wife 1, or of ca cel origin, ultimately from ca cel-pro *genos family, clan.
Pronunciation
é
Proper noun
f
ca female Genevieve
German
Etymology
de ine-pro *ǵenh₁-
From de la-med Genovefa, la Genoveva, possibly either of de gem - origin, ultimately from de gem-pro - gem-pro *kunją kin, family *wībą woman, wife 1, or of de cel origin, ultimately from de cel-pro *genos family, clan. Popularized by a 17th century romance of Genoveva of Brabant.
Proper noun
de proper noun
de female Genevieve rare current
Portuguese
Etymology
pt ine-pro *ǵenh₁-
pt la-med Genovefa, la Genoveva, possibly either of pt gem - origin, ultimately from pt gem-pro - gem-pro *kunją kin, family *wībą woman, wife 1, or of pt cel origin, ultimately from pt cel-pro *genos family, clan.
Pronunciation
Genovéva
Proper noun
f
pt female Germanic languages Genevieve