Given name · Chinese
保羅
保羅 is a masculine given name from Ancient Greek. It is used in Chinese.
ChineseWritten in Chinese characters script. In English: Paul.
Meaning & origin
保羅’s family of names
In Chinese usage, 保羅 has a conventional equivalent in the German form Paul. In Chinese usage, 保羅 was borrowed from the Ancient Greek form Παῦλος. In Chinese usage, 保羅 has a conventional equivalent in the Spanish form Pablo.
The ring: across languages.
Around the world
保羅 has relatives in 64 languages. Lines run from its Ancient Greek roots to each of them.
Ancient Greekwhere 保羅 comes from · 1 name
Across languages 61
Equivalents and cognates in other languages, plus older forms it grew from.
- PaulGerman, Swedish
- PabloSpanish
- PauloSwahili, Portuguese
- PaoloItalian
- PavelSlovene, Romanian
- PauCatalan
- Polfrp, Dutch
- PavleSerbo-Croatian
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- PaulusLatin
- PauliFinnish
- PoulDanish
- Байбалsah
- PouwWest Frisian
- PawlWelsh, Maltese
- PhaulWelsh
- پالUrdu
- ПолUkrainian, Russian
- Павло́Ukrainian
- పాల్Telugu
- PålSwedish, Norwegian
- PavolSlovak
- Paavvâlsms
- PavaoSerbo-Croatian
- ПаваоSerbo-Croatian
- ПавлеSerbo-Croatian, Macedonian
- PòlScottish Gaelic
- Па́велRussian
- PawełPolish
- پاولPersian
- BávlosNorthern Sami
- पॉलMarathi, Hindi
- PāoraMāori
- PawluMaltese
- PauliusLithuanian
- PaulsLatvian
- ^폴Korean
- PólIrish
- PóilIrish
- PállIcelandic, Faroese
- PálHungarian, Faroese
- פולHebrew
- PaaluGreenlandic
- PaviaGreenlandic
- ΠαύλοςGreek
- პავლეGeorgian
- Porfrp
- PaavoFinnish, Estonian
- PaavaliFinnish
- PaavelEstonian
- PaŭloEsperanto
- ПавелBulgarian
- PaolBreton
- Па́валBelarusian
- ܦܵܘܠܘܿܣaii
- ՊողոսArmenian
- پولacw
- بولacw
- بَوْلArabic
- ጳውሎስAmharic
- PaliAlbanian
And 1 more.
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