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Ludovic
Ludovic (name) means a male given name, the French form of Louis/Ludwig. Example: “Ludovic moved to Paris to study music in his twenties.”
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A male given name, the French form of Louis/Ludwig.
"The charm and tact of Sir Ludovic Charles Porter were to carry him over the next few months, and prove, in themselves, an inestimable asset to Toc H."
— Melville Harcourt (1953)
"Mr. Ludovic Mann, the Glasgow archæologist, has, however, compiled interesting data regarding one of the local industries that bring out the resource and activities of early man."
— Donald Alexander Mackenzie, Neolithic Trade and Industries (1922)
"Ludovic moved to Paris to study music in his twenties."
How to use Ludovic
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA French male first name, a relative of Louis and Ludwig.
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Etymology
From French Ludovic, tracing back to Medieval Latin Lūdovīcus — the same root that gives English "Louis" and German "Ludwig."
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What does “Ludovic” mean?
The word “Ludovic” means a male given name, the French form of Louis/Ludwig. In plain terms, a French male first name, a relative of Louis and Ludwig.
How do you use “Ludovic” in a sentence?
Here is “Ludovic” used in a sentence: “Ludovic moved to Paris to study music in his twenties.”
What part of speech is “Ludovic”?
“Ludovic” is a name.
Where does the word “Ludovic” come from?
The word “Ludovic” comes from Medieval Latin. From French Ludovic, tracing back to Medieval Latin Lūdovīcus — the same root that gives English "Louis" and German "Ludwig.".
