Anselme (en. Anselm)

[ɑ̃.zɛlm]

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Masculine first name of Germanic origin.

Anselm is a rare first name in French-speaking countries.

Anselme est un prénom rare dans les pays francophones.

Historical figure, such as Anselm of Canterbury.

Anselm is known for his contributions to medieval theology.

Anselme est connu pour ses contributions à la théologie médiévale.

Can also refer to certain saints.

Many Christians venerate Saint Anselm.

De nombreux chrétiens vénèrent saint Anselme.

From Old High German 'Anselm', composed of 'ans' (divine) and 'helm' (helmet, protection).

Anselm of Canterbury

Reference to an 11th-century Christian theologian and philosopher.

Anselme de Canterbury

Saint Anselm

Call to holiness associated with this first name.

Saint Anselme

anselmens

Plural form of the first name Anselm.

anselmens

anselmique

Related to Anselm, often used in a theological context.

anselmique

Used affectionately to refer to a protective friend.

You’re really my Anselm, you always look out for me.

T'es vraiment mon Anselme, tu veilles toujours sur moi.

Evokes a person who has traditional values.

He has an Anselm spirit, always loyal and honorable.

Il a un esprit Anselme, toujours loyal et honorable.