Gender Feminine & Masculine
Usage English, Irish
Pronounced Pron. /ˈpæt.si/(English)  [key·simplify]

Meaning & History

Variant of Patty, also used as a diminutive of Patrick.

Related Names

Feminine FormsPatrice, Patricia(English) Pádraigín(Irish)
Other Languages & CulturesMarta(Belarusian) Martha(Biblical) Martha(Biblical Greek) Martha(Biblical Latin) Padrig(Breton) Marta, Patritsiya(Bulgarian) Marta(Catalan) Marta, Patricija, Patrik(Croatian) Marta, Patricie, Patrik(Czech) Martha, Patrick(Danish) Marta, Martha, Patricia(Dutch) Marta(Estonian) Martta, Patrik(Finnish) Marthe, Patrice, Patricia, Patrick(French) Marta(Georgian) Marta, Martha, Patricia, Patrick(German) Martha(Greek) Márta, Patrícia, Patrik, Mártuska(Hungarian) Marta(Icelandic) Marta, Patrizia, Patrizio(Italian) Patricia, Patricius(Late Roman) Marta, Patrīcija, Patriks(Latvian) Morta, Patricija(Lithuanian) Marta(Macedonian) Marthese(Maltese) Pherick(Manx) Maata, Patariki(Maori) Matty, Pate(Medieval English) Marte, Martha, Marthe, Patrick(Norwegian) Patric(Occitan) Pátraic(Old Irish) Marta, Patrycja, Patryk, Pati, Patka(Polish) Marta, Patrícia, Patrício(Portuguese) Marta(Romanian) Marfa, Marta, Patritsiya(Russian) Pàdraig(Scottish Gaelic) Marta(Serbian) Marta, Patrícia, Patrik, Patka(Slovak) Marta, Patricija(Slovene) Marta, Patricia, Patricio, Martita, Pati(Spanish) Marta, Martha, Patrick, Patrik, Patric(Swedish) Marta(Ukrainian) Padrig(Welsh)

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Entry updated January 22, 2019