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Help[Facts] Genoveva
Genoveva is not a spanish name but frequently used in Latin and South America as wel as in Spain but the origin of the name isn't clear;
We do have several meanings: Was the name gallic or celtic? We do not know.What we know is that Genoveva is a well known name in what is today Germany,the Netherlands and Belgium as well as France.
About the origin: well we do suppose that genoveva could mean:1. aristocratic woman 2.daughter of the man who stands for justice.
As you can see ,genoveva's origin isn't so far from us.
How come that genoveva is well know by older people in Spain and latin /south America?
I have to ask you?
What I do know is that today's days genoveva is a rare name.And youngsters as well as the 30-40 ties do not know that name anymore.
My daughter calls genoveva, she is almost 3 and yes , ....it is special.
regards,
iris (belgium)
We do have several meanings: Was the name gallic or celtic? We do not know.What we know is that Genoveva is a well known name in what is today Germany,the Netherlands and Belgium as well as France.
About the origin: well we do suppose that genoveva could mean:1. aristocratic woman 2.daughter of the man who stands for justice.
As you can see ,genoveva's origin isn't so far from us.
How come that genoveva is well know by older people in Spain and latin /south America?
I have to ask you?
What I do know is that today's days genoveva is a rare name.And youngsters as well as the 30-40 ties do not know that name anymore.
My daughter calls genoveva, she is almost 3 and yes , ....it is special.
regards,
iris (belgium)
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Genoveva
Sorry, but actually Genoveva is the Spanish and Portuguese form of Geneviève. For this reason, it is used in Latin America (and in Spain, of course).
I don't know if it is used in Germany and Belgium, but Carmen and Mercedes are, too. And in France, for example, it is very little used: less of 100 people are named Genoveva in France (Esteban, another Spanish name, is used by 6,745 French people, in comparation).
Nowadays, it is an odd name, just as Geneviève or Martine in France.
Lumia
http://onomastica.mailcatala.com
Sorry, but actually Genoveva is the Spanish and Portuguese form of Geneviève. For this reason, it is used in Latin America (and in Spain, of course).
I don't know if it is used in Germany and Belgium, but Carmen and Mercedes are, too. And in France, for example, it is very little used: less of 100 people are named Genoveva in France (Esteban, another Spanish name, is used by 6,745 French people, in comparation).
Nowadays, it is an odd name, just as Geneviève or Martine in France.
Lumia
http://onomastica.mailcatala.com
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