Bonaventure

bonaventure English <dab!> Etymology en Proper noun ~ s en male Latin. en given names. en rcomun/and/city therein, in r:suf/Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine p/Quebec c/Canada. Translations male given name Afrikaans: af Bonaventura Albanian: sq Bonaventura Basque: eu Bonaventura Bulgarian: bg Бонавентура m Catalan: ca Bonaventura Czech: cs Bonaventura m Danish: da Bonaventura Dutch: nl Bonaventura Esperanto: eo Bonaventura Estonian: et Bonaventura Finnish: fi Bonaventura French: fr Bonaventure m Galician: gl Boaventura German: de Bonaventura Bavarian: bar Bonaventura Hebrew: he בונוונטורה m Hungarian: hu Bonaventura Indonesian: id Bonaventura Irish: ga Bonaventure Italian: it Bonaventura m Kazakh: kk Бонавентура Latin: la Bonaventura m Latvian: lv Bonaventura Lithuanian: lt Bonaventūras Malagasy: mg Bonaventure Norwegian: no Bonaventura Piedmontese: pms Bonaventura Polish: pl Bonawentura m Portuguese: pt Boaventura m Romanian: ro Bonaventura m Russian: ru Бонавентура m Sardinian: sc Bonaventura m Serbo-Croatian: sh Bonaventura m, sh Бонавентура m Slovak: sk Bonaventura m Slovene: sl Bonaventura m Spanish: es Buenaventura m Swahili: sw Bonaventura Swedish: sv Bonaventura Turkish: tr Bonaventura Ukrainian: uk Бонавентура m Welsh: cy Bonaventure Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Bonaventure is the 37899th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 586 individuals. Bonaventure is most common among White (75.94%) and Black/African American (18.26%) individuals. Further reading French Etymology The municipality is named after the city of fr Bonaventure. Pronunciation fr Bo na ven ture fr yʁ 4 Proper noun f fr regional county municipality r/Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine p/Quebec c/Canada Derived terms fr Bonaventurien, fr Bonaventurienne