Comments for the name Pauline

Pauline is a popular name in France and Germany at the moment. The daughter of Princess Stephanie of Monaco is named Pauline Grace (Grace I guess is after Grace Kelly, Stephanie´s mother and Pauline´s grandmother). She has two more children, Louis and Camille. In Germany this name is pronounced Pau-lee-neh or Pau-eh-lee-neh (the -au is pronounced like the -ou in "cloudy") in France it is pronounced Po-LEEN.

My name is actually Andrew but I suit the name Pauline much better! All my friends call me Pauline and I answer to it well, although at home I get called Andrew! I'm not gay or getting bullied or anything, it's just something that's happened at school!

Another, much rarer, pronunciation of Pauline would be 'paul-lynne'.

Pauline Collins is a British actress.

Listen to the German pronunciation of Pauline here:
http://www.nordicnames.de/Aussprache.html

Pauline Fossil (Ballet Shoes) the actress who has a good heart.

A friend of mine is named Pauline, I don't like the name at all. But knowing her had made me feel different about it. Still, wouldn't name my child that.

Pauline is a nice name, and I can't see how boys might want it.

A famous bearer, Pauline Kael (June 19, 1919 – September 3, 2001), was an American film critic from 1951 to 1991. From 1968 to 1991, she wrote for "The New Yorker Magazine".

If you say Pauline in a country accent, it sounds rather odd. I HATE MY NAME!

Aw! Don't hate your name, firestar! I think it's graciously strong and dignified.

It's very pretty name and in Russia it's very popular with the spelling Polina and pronunciation Paw-lee-nah. So sweet.

Pauline Bonaparte (1780-1825), favourite sister of Napoleon Bonaparte.

Pauline Betz (b. 1919 in Dayton, Ohio) was an American tennis player.

Pauline Cushman (b. 1833 in New Orleans, Louisiana) was an American actress and a spy for the Union Army during the American Civil War.

Pauline Frederick (b. 1883 in Boston, Massachusetts) was an American actress. Her birth name was Beatrice Pauline Libby.

Pauline Hopkins (b. 1859 in Portland, Maine) was an American novelist, journalist, and playwright.