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Comments for HIPPOLYTE (2):
In Madame Bovary, the porter with a club foot on whom Bovary's husband operates is named Hippolyte. A similarly unfortunate character appears in Dostoevsky's The Idiot with the Russian version of the name, Ippolit.-- Anonymous User 5/8/2008
Now it's even being used on boys? I think this name is dumb regardless of sex.-- bananarama 8/26/2008
It's pronounced 'ippo-leet'. I have several (French) ancestors with this name, but they're all 1700s-early 1800s.-- Pie 1/17/2009
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