Lois

Appendix:Variations of "lois" English Etymology From en grc Λωΐς, of obscure meaning. Unrelated to en Louise or en Louisa. Pronunciation en /ˈləʊ.ɪs/ en əʊɪs 2 Proper noun en Bible The grandmother of Timothy who is mentioned in an epistle to him. : 2 Timothy 1: 5: When I call to remembrance the unfeigned faith that is in thee, which dwelt first in thy grandmother Lois, and thy mother Eunice; and I am persuaded that in thee also. en female Ancient Greek of biblical origin. en 1962 V.S.Naipaul The Middle Passage 48 Modernity might also lie in a name like Lois - pronounced Loys in Trinidad - which came to the island in the 1940s through Lois Lane, the heroine of the American Superman comic strip. Derived terms en Clois Weedon Lois Translations biblical character Catalan: ca Lois Finnish: fi Loois Greek: Ancient Greek: grc Λωΐς f Hawaiian: haw Loisa Italian: it Lois Korean: ko ^로이스 female given name Greek: el Λουίζα Hawaiian: haw Loika Anagrams en ilos silo Soli soli soil oils Sol I en Biblical characters en calculator words Bavarian Pronunciation bar /ˈloi̯s/ Proper noun bar male, short form of Alois Galician Etymology Adaptation of gl fro Lois, fro Looïs, fro Luis, from gl la Ludovīcus, from gl goh *Hlūtwīg or gl frk *Hlūdawīg *Hlōdowig, from gl gem-pro *hlūdaz loud, famous + gem-pro *wīgą battle. Compare pt Luís, en Louis, it Luigi, de Ludwig. Pronunciation gl /ˈlojs/ Proper noun gl male Latin Louis,Lewis