Pauline in German

Pauline in German is paulinisch, Pauline — Pauline means a female given name, another feminine form of Paul.

paulinisch

adj

(Christianity) Of or relating to the Apostle Paul, his writings, his doctrines, and the form of Christianity that arose from them.

Pauline

proper noun

A en given name.

What does "Pauline" mean?

name A female given name, another feminine form of Paul.
"Paulines are thought to be the most miserable because the name conjures up images of long-suffering launderess Pauline Fowler from EastEnders while Judy is more likely to be associated with Judy Dench or Judy Finnegan."
adj Relating to Paul the Apostle, his letters, or the branch of Christian teaching that grew from them.
"Scholars study the Pauline epistles as a distinct body of writing in the New Testament."
noun A member of a Christian religious order, or a follower of Paul the Apostle's teachings.

Paulines are thought to be the most miserable because the name conjures up images of long-suffering launderess Pauline Fowler from EastEnders while Judy is more likely to be associated with Judy Dench or Judy Finnegan.
Pauline was a popular name for girls in the early 20th century.
Scholars study the Pauline epistles as a distinct body of writing in the New Testament.

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What is "Pauline" in German?

"Pauline" in German is paulinisch, Pauline. Pauline means: A female given name, another feminine form of Paul.

How do you use "Pauline" in a sentence?

Example: "Pauline was a popular name for girls in the early 20th century." In German, "Pauline" is paulinisch, Pauline.

Are there other ways to say "Pauline" in German?

Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "Pauline": paulinisch, Pauline.

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