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PÀL
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GENDER: Masculine
USAGE: Scottish
Meaning & History
Scottish form of PAUL
Related Names
VARIANT: Pòl OTHER LANGUAGES: Pal, Pali, Pavli (Albanian), Paulinus, Paulus (Ancient Roman), Boulos, Bulus (Arabic), Boghos, Poghos (Armenian), Paul (Biblical), Paulos (Biblical Greek), Paulus (Biblical Latin), Paol (Breton), Pavel (Bulgarian), Pau (Catalan), Paulu (Corsican), Pavao, Pavle, Pavo (Croatian), Pavel (Czech), Paul, Poul, Palle (Danish), Paul, Pauwel (Dutch), Paul, Paulie (English), Paŭlo, Paĉjo (Esperanto), Paavali, Pauli, Paavo (Finnish), Paul (French), Paulo (Galician), Pavle (Georgian), Paul (German), Pavlos (Greek), Pál (Hungarian), Páll (Icelandic), Pól (Irish), Paolino, Paolo (Italian), Pāvils (Latvian), Paulius (Lithuanian), Pavle (Macedonian), Paora (Maori), Pål, Paul (Norwegian), Pau (Occitan), Paweł (Polish), Paulino, Paulo, Paulinho (Portuguese), Paul (Romanian), Pavel, Pasha (Russian), Pavle (Serbian), Pavol (Slovak), Pavel (Slovene), Pablo, Paulino (Spanish), Pål, Paul (Swedish), Pavlo (Ukrainian) Popularity
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