Isidore (en. Isidore)
/izidɔʁ/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
First name of Greek origin, often used in Christianity.
Isidore is an ancient name borne by several saints.
Isidore est un prénom ancien porté par plusieurs saints.
Literally, 'gift of Isis'.
The name Isidore recalls the ancient cults of the goddess Isis.
Le nom Isidore rappelle les cultes antiques de la déesse Isis.
Sometimes refers to a wise or benevolent person.
This man is a true Isidore, always ready to help others.
Cet homme est un véritable Isidore, toujours prêt à aider les autres.
Etymology
From the Greek Isidōros, formed from 'Isis' and 'doron' meaning 'gift'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
Isidore the wise
A person full of wisdom and kindness.
Isidore le sage
meeting with Isidore
An informal event or friendly meeting.
rendez-vous avec Isidore
to read like Isidore
To read with attention and reflection.
lire comme Isidore
Related Words
Isis
Egyptian goddess, protective mother.
Isis
scholar
A person endowed with deep knowledge.
savant
benevolent
One who shows a willingness to do good.
bienveillant
Slang Meanings
Someone who is always ready to give advice.
He is really an Isidore, always there to guide me.
Il est vraiment un Isidore, toujours là pour me guider.
A very wise person.
She is considered the Isidore of the group.
Elle est considérée comme l'Isidore du groupe.