Pauline

Gender Feminine

Usage French, English, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish

Pronounced Pron. PAW-LEEN(French) paw-LEEN(English) pow-LEE-nə(German) [key·IPA]

Meaning & History

French feminine form of Paulinus (see Paulino).

Related Names

VariantsPauleen, Paulene, Paulina(English) Paulina(Swedish)

Other Languages & CulturesPaulina(Ancient Roman) Palina(Belarusian) Pavlina, Polina, Polya(Bulgarian) Pavlína(Czech) Paulien, Lien(Dutch) Pauliina(Finnish) Pavlina, Polina(Greek) Paolina, Lina(Italian) Paulina(Lithuanian) Pavlina(Macedonian) Paulina(Polish) Paulina, Lina(Portuguese) Polina(Russian) Paulína, Pavlína(Slovak) Pavlina(Slovene) Paulina, Lina(Spanish) Polina(Ukrainian)

User SubmissionPaulīne

Popularity

People think this name is

classic mature formal upper class natural wholesome refined serious nerdy

Name Days

Austria: March 13

Austria: April 30

France: January 11

France: January 26

Latvia: February 10 (as Paulīne)

Norway: March 22

Categories

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Entry updated July 2, 2017