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French educational name.
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Sassy and bold, I like how it knows that it's feisty.
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Lovely. I really like Scholastica, but this is just totally different and not such an obvious nun name. This version seems actually usable.
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Weird and overly complex.
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Stupid name 100%. It only makes me think of the Scholastic Dictionary!
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Here is a usage example, taken from a record for the Wife of a 3rd great uncle of my wife.
Scholastique Thibault (thibaud, Thibeault, Thibeau, Thibaut)
in the Web: Québec City Area, Marriage Contract Index, 1761-1940
Name: Scholastique Thibault (thibaud, Thibeault, Thibeau, Thibaut)
Gender: Female
Spouse: Joseph Paradis
Marriage Date: 12 Jun 1834
Marriage Place: Quebec, Canada
URL: Ancestry.
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Scholastique Thibault (thibaud, Thibeault, Thibeau, Thibaut)
in the Web: Québec City Area, Marriage Contract Index, 1761-1940
Name: Scholastique Thibault (thibaud, Thibeault, Thibeau, Thibaut)
Gender: Female
Spouse: Joseph Paradis
Marriage Date: 12 Jun 1834
Marriage Place: Quebec, Canada
URL: Ancestry.
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Not given at all in france. Also, it sounds like a noun or an adjective, not a proper name.
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Scholastique is also the French form of the male name Scholasticus.
As such, Scholastique really is a unisex name in France - though probably far more common for girls than for boys.
Also, the name can also be variantly spelled Scolastique.
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As such, Scholastique really is a unisex name in France - though probably far more common for girls than for boys.
Also, the name can also be variantly spelled Scolastique.
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Scholastique of Champagne (d. 1219) was a daughter of Henry I of Champagne and Marie of France, a daughter of Eleanor of Aquitaine. I found it odd that she was given this name, as it's an unusual name among medieval royalty, despite the saint association, and medieval royalty usually reused the same names.
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