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    Geneviève (en. Genevieve)

    /ʒɛnəvjɛv/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishFrench
    noun
    A common female first name in France.
    Geneviève is a name appreciated for centuries.
    Geneviève est un prénom apprécié depuis des siècles.
    A Christian saint, often associated with the protection of Paris.
    Saint Geneviève is celebrated on January 3rd.
    Sainte Geneviève est célébrée le 3 janvier.
    Symbolizes strength and courage in certain cultures.
    The legend of Geneviève illustrates the bravery of women.
    La légende de Geneviève illustre la bravoure des femmes.

    Etymology

    Derived from the old French 'Genovefa', of Germanic-Latin origin.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Geneviève of Arc
    Historical reminder of a heroic French figure.
    Geneviève d'Arc
    In the name of Geneviève
    Expression used to signify protection or patronage.
    Au nom de Geneviève
    Geneviève the strong
    Evokes the strength or power of a woman.
    Geneviève la forte

    Related Words

    Geneviève of Paris
    Patron saint of Paris; symbol of protection.
    Geneviève de Paris
    Genius
    Evokes intelligence or ingenuity, often associated by analogy with people named Geneviève.
    Génie

    Slang Meanings

    Pretty and strong personality.
    She is truly a Geneviève, always ready to defend her ideas.
    Elle est vraiment une Geneviève, toujours prête à défendre ses idées.
    Independent woman.
    She has such an aura, she is really a Geneviève!
    Elle a une telle aura, c'est vraiment une Geneviève!