Nico

English Etymology 1 Pronunciation en /ˈniːkoʊ/ GA en /ˈniːkəʊ/ RP Proper noun A diminutive of the male given names Nicolas, Nicola, Nikos, etc. en 2025 Laurence Leamer Warhol's Muses... 96 To become one of the iconic models of the era, he felt she needed a new name. Herbert Tobias Tobias had been in love with the Greek director Nikos Papatakis Nico Papatakis, who had been married to the French actress Anouk Aimée Anouk Aimeé. To honor Papatakis, in 1956 Tobias gave his protégé the name Nico. en female Nichola. Etymology 2 Variant of en Nick o. Pronunciation en /ˈnɪkoʊ/ GA en /ˈnɪkəʊ/ RP Proper noun en chiefly _ UK en male Nicholas. en 1993 Margaret Thatcher The Downing Street Years No country was ever better served than Britain by our two key diplomats at this time: Sire Anthony Parsons, Britain's UN Ambassador and Sir Nicolas (Nico) Henderson, our Ambassador in Washington, both possessed precisely those qualities of intelligence, toughness, style and eloquence that the situation required. en March 29 1998 Caroline Graham (writer) Caroline Graham Death of a Hollow Man Midsomer Murders Best get on. Dusters are under the sink, Nico. Nicholas? Anagrams en cino COIN Coin ICON cion coin coni icon en diminutives of male given names Dutch Etymology Shortened from nl Nicolaas. Pronunciation nl Nl-Nico.ogg Proper noun m nl male German Alternative forms de Niko Etymology Nickname for de Nikolaus, with formal given name status since the 20th century. Pronunciation de [ˈniːko] de De-at Nico.ogg Austria de Ni co Proper noun de proper noun de male Italian Etymology Shortened form of it Nicola. Pronunciation Nìco Proper noun m it male Nicola Anagrams it cino -cino Cino cino- coni noci Norman Proper noun m nrf male Nic'lesse or nrf Nicolas Spanish Pronunciation Proper noun m es male Nicolás es 2004 Sebastián Dates Lo ingenuos que somos El ovillo 57 Se conocieron el primer año de la carrera, durante una clase de Historia. El profesor estaba hablando de Racine y Nico acotó un par de datos. Lo hizo en francés, con un acento tan bueno que Rafael, sentado unas filas más adelante, se dio la vuelta para mirar de dónde había salido. Sentía una fascinación absoluta por la cultura francesa, que el atribuía al origen de su apellido.