Gervase
What is another word for Gervase? Here is its meaning, with related words and examples.
Name — A male first name from Germanic roots, common in medieval times but rare today.
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Etymology
From the Latin Gervasius, the name of an early Christian saint; its deeper meaning is uncertain but it likely includes a Germanic root for "spear."
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What does “Gervase” mean?
The word “Gervase” means a male first name from Germanic roots, common in medieval times but rare today. In plain terms, an old medieval boy's name that has largely fallen out of everyday use.
What part of speech is “Gervase”?
“Gervase” is a name.
Where does the word “Gervase” come from?
The word “Gervase” comes from Latin. From the Latin Gervasius, the name of an early Christian saint; its deeper meaning is uncertain but it likely includes a Germanic root for "spear.".
