Pauli

pauli English Etymology en :bor de:Pauli + 1 Pronunciation en /pɔː.li/ en ɔːli 2 Proper noun en of German origin. Derived terms en Paulian Pauli effect Pauli exclusion principle Pauli matrix See also Wolfgang Pauli, Austrian theoretical physicist. Anagrams en ailpu Upali pilau Faroese Etymology From fo la Paulī, genitive of la Paulus. Pronunciation fo [ˈpaulɪ] Proper noun fo proper noun m fo male Paul Usage notes m Paulason Pauladóttir Declension Pauli Paula Paula Paula Finnish Etymology Vernacular form of fi Paul; cognate to the older fi Paavo. Pronunciation Proper noun fi male fi 1946 w:Anni Swan Pauli on koditon 70 WSOY 1960 —Sanokaa Paavoksi. Paulihan se on nimeltään, mutta se on vain turhan herraskainen nimi.—Mikäs, tuumi Kaapo, —nimihän se on Paavokin. —Call me Paavo. He is actually named Pauli, but that just sounds too fanciful.—Sure, Kaapo thought, —Paavo's a name too. Declension Paul a Statistics dvv_20250813 9273 3413 76 References Anagrams fi ailpu lipua lupia pulia German Pronunciation de De-Pauli.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Proper noun de proper noun form m de Paulus gen Proper noun m:f,s:-[with an article],s:- de given name Proper noun toponym de St. Pauli quarter of Hamburg especially the football club FC St. Pauli Latin Proper noun la proper noun form Paulī la Paulus nom//voc p ; gen s Saaroa Proper noun sxr proper noun sxr male References