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Michele
Michele (name) means a given name of French and Italian origin, used for both women (as a variant of Michelle) and men (as an Italian form of Michael). Example: “In Italy, Michele is usually a man's name rather than a woman's.”
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A given name of French and Italian origin, used for both women (as a variant of Michelle) and men (as an Italian form of Michael).
"Nick Reiner is “responsible” for the deaths of his parents, legendary Hollywood director Rob Reiner and producer Michele Singer Reiner, Los Angeles police said."
— Alexandra Banner (2025)
"In Italy, Michele is usually a man's name rather than a woman's."
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What does “Michele” mean?
The word “Michele” means a given name of French and Italian origin, used for both women (as a variant of Michelle) and men (as an Italian form of Michael).
How do you use “Michele” in a sentence?
Here is “Michele” used in a sentence: “In Italy, Michele is usually a man's name rather than a woman's.”
What part of speech is “Michele”?
“Michele” is a name.
Is “Michele” a common word?
“Michele” is an uncommon word in modern English.
