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Genevieve

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Name — A female first name from French, borne by the patron saint of Paris.

Etymology

From the French Geneviève, ultimately from Latin Genovefa — possibly Germanic in origin, from words meaning "kin" and "woman," or possibly Celtic, from a root meaning "family" or "clan."

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Frequently asked questions

What does “Genevieve” mean?

The word “Genevieve” means a female first name from French, borne by the patron saint of Paris. In plain terms, a classic French girl's name, associated with Paris's patron saint, Saint Genevieve.

How do you pronounce “Genevieve”?

“Genevieve” is pronounced JEHN-ih-veev (/ˈdʒɛn.ɪˌviːv/ in IPA).

What part of speech is “Genevieve”?

“Genevieve” is a name.

Where does the word “Genevieve” come from?

The word “Genevieve” comes from Latin. From the French Geneviève, ultimately from Latin Genovefa — possibly Germanic in origin, from words meaning "kin" and "woman," or possibly Celtic, from a root meaning "family" or "clan.".

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