Agnès (en. Agnes)

/aɲɛs/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

noun

First name borne by many Christians, in reference to Saint Agnes.

Agnès is a very popular name in France.

Agnès est un prénom très populaire en France.

Agnès, an exceptionally kind woman.

Everyone loves Agnès for her generosity.

Tout le monde aime Agnès pour sa générosité.

Of Greek origin, derived from agnus which means 'lamb', symbolizing innocence.

Agnès, the sweet one

Affectionate reference to a woman who is kind and lovable.

Agnès, la douce

Agnès nowadays

Used to refer to a modern and engaged woman.

Agnès de nos jours

To be like Agnès

To be attentive and helpful to others.

Être comme Agnès

lamb

Young sheep, symbol of innocence.

agneau

agnosticism

Philosophy of knowledge neglecting religious beliefs.

agnosticisme

agnesian

Relating to Agnès or her character.

agnèsian

A gentle and compassionate person.

She is so agnès, always ready to help.

Elle est tellement agnès, toujours prête à aider.

Refers to someone who loves animals.

She is agnès with all those dogs she walks.

Elle est agnès avec tous ces chiens qu'elle promène.