Genevieve

The name Genevieve means "woman of the people" or "tribe woman", indicative of someone who is deeply connected with their community and possibly plays a nurturing or leadership role.

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Genevieve has roots in medieval France, descending from the Gaulish (Celtic) name 'Genovefa', meaning either "kin" or possibly relating to "woman". Occasionally, it is attributed to the Latin words "genu", meaning "kin" and "genesis", meaning "origin".

  • Popularity: 396th
  • Babies named Genevieve in the US in 2023:
    Female: 1734
    Male: 0
  • Nicknames: Gen, Genni, Vivi, Genny, Eve, Vieve.
  • Full Names: Genevieve Smith, Genevieve Johnson, Genevieve Brown, Genevieve Davis, Genevieve Taylor.
  • Famous Namesakes: Genevieve Bujold - Actress, Genevieve Nnaji - Actress, Genevieve Gorder - Interior Designer, Genevieve Padalecki - Actress, Genevieve Cortese - Actress.
  • Gender: This name is predominantly feminine, traditionally used for girls and women.
  • Numerology: In numerology, the name Genevieve is associated with the number 7, symbolizing introspection, spirituality, and analysis. Those with this number are considered thinkers, drawn to mystery and being seekers of truth. Numerology suggests they possess a combination of beauty and intelligence, often seen as a beacon of inspiring thought.

Genevieve has seen its ebbs and flows in popularity, with consistent use in English-speaking countries. It saw significant use in the early 20th century and enjoys periodic resurgence, largely due to its classic, timeless appeal and regal sound.

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