Eudocia

English Etymology 1 From en la Eudocia, from en grc Εὐδοκία, from en grc εὐδοκία satisfied or satisfying one, from grc εὐδοκέω to be well-pleased or well-pleasing + grc -ία -ia: forming adjectives, from grc εὐ- eu-: good + grc δοκέω to think, to be thought, to seem. en Evdokia. Proper noun en now _ uncommon en female Ancient Greek. en Eudocius Eudokios male equivalent Translations Coptic: cop ⲉⲩⲇⲟⲕⲓⲁ French: fr Eudocie German: de Eudocia Greek: el Ευδοκία Ancient Greek: grc Εὐδοκία Italian: it Eudocia Latin: la Eudocia Latvian: lv Jevdokija Old Nubian: onw ⲉⲩⲇⲟⲕⲓⲁ, onw ⲉⲩⲇⲱⲕⲓⲁ, onw ⲉⲩⲧⲱⲅⲓⲁ Russian: ru Евдокия Portuguese: pt Eudócia Spanish: es Eudocia Etymology 2 Proper noun en Eudoxia, en female Ancient Greek 1. en Scribes sometimes conflated Aelia Eudocia Aelia Eudocia and Aelia Eudoxia. en female given names from Latin Italian Etymology it la Eudocia, from it grc Εὐδοκία, from it grc εὐδοκία satisfied or satisfying one, from grc εὐδοκέω to be well-pleased or well-pleasing + grc -ία -ia: forming adjectives, from grc εὐ- eu-: good + grc δοκέω to think, to be thought, to seem. Pronunciation Eudòcia Proper noun f Eudoco it female Ancient Greek Eudoco Spanish Etymology es la Eudocia, from es grc Εὐδοκία, from es grc εὐδοκία satisfied or satisfying one, from grc εὐδοκέω to be well-pleased or well-pleasing + grc -ία -ia: forming adjectives, from grc εὐ- eu-: good + grc δοκέω to think, to be thought, to seem. Pronunciation Proper noun f es female Ancient Greek