Franciscus

Gender Masculine

Usage Late Roman, Dutch

Pronounced Pron. /frɑn.ˈsɪs.kʏz/(Dutch) [key·simplify]

Meaning & History

Latin form of Francis. This is also the official Dutch form, used on birth certificates but typically rendered Frans in daily life.

Related Names

RootFrancia (place name)

VariantFrans(Dutch)

Feminine FormFrancisca(Late Roman)

Other Languages & CulturesFrantzisko, Patxi(Basque) Frañsez(Breton) Francesc, Cesc(Catalan) Francescu(Corsican) Frane, Franjo, Frano, Fran, Franko(Croatian) František(Czech) Frans(Danish) Francis, Fran, Frank, Frankie, Franny(English) Frans, Ransu(Finnish) Francis, François, Francisque(French) Franz(German) Ferenc, Feri, Ferkó(Hungarian) Proinsias(Irish) Francesco, Franco(Italian) Frens, Frenske(Limburgish) Pranciškus, Pranas(Lithuanian) Frans(Norwegian) Franciszek(Polish) Francisco, Chico(Portuguese) Francisc(Romanian) Frantziscu(Sardinian) Frang(Scottish Gaelic) Franjo(Serbian) František(Slovak) Franc, France, Frančišek, Fran, Franci(Slovene) Francisco, Curro, Fran, Kiko, Paco, Pancho, Paquito(Spanish) Frans(Swedish) Ffransis(Welsh)

People think this name is

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Name Days

Denmark: October 4

Entry updated October 6, 2024