Behind the Name: Meaning, Origin and History of the Name Pau

PAU

GENDER: Masculine

Meaning & History

Catalan form of PAUL. It also coincides with the Catalan word for "peace".

Related Names

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), Paulu (Corsican), Pavao, Pavle, Pavo (Croatian), Pavel (Czech), 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 (Norwegian), Paweł (Polish), Paulino, Paulo, Paulinho (Portuguese), Paul (Romanian), Pavel, Pasha (Russian), Paul (Scandinavian), Pàl, Pòl (Scottish), Pavle (Serbian), Pavol (Slovak), Pavel (Slovene), Pablo, Paulino (Spanish), Pål (Swedish), Pavlo (Ukrainian)

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Catalonia	ranked #4
Spain	ranked #44

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