English
Etymology
Latin Paulus "small",Proto-indoeuropean Paw (small).
Pronunciation
IPA|/p��ɫ/
audio|en-us-Paul.ogg|Audio (US)
Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-��l|-��l
Homophones: pall, pawl
Proper noun
en-proper noun
- biblical character In the New Testament, Apostle to the Gentiles and author of fourteen epistles.
- given name|male|.
Translations
trans-top|the Apostle
Danish: Paulus
Finnish: Paavali
German: Paulus
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Norwegian: Paulus
Swedish: Paulus
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trans-top|male given name
Armenian: Õ�Õ¸Õ²Õ¸Õ½ (Boghos)
Bosnian: Pavle m
Catalan: Pau
Chinese: ��, �� (B�oluó)
Croatian: Pavle m
Czech: Pavel m
Danish: Poul
Faroese: Páll
Finnish: Paavo
French: Paul
Greek: Πα�λο� (Pávlos) m
Hungarian: Pál
Icelandic: Páll
Italian: Paolo
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Japanese: ��� (p�ru)
Latin: Paulus
Lithuanian: Paulius
Maltese: Pawl m, Pawlu m
Norwegian: PÃ¥l, Paul
Polish: Pawe�
Portuguese: Paulo
Russian: �авел (Pável) m
Scottish Gaelic: Pòl
Serbian:
:Cyrillic: �авле m
:Roman: Pavle m
Slovak: Pavol m
Slovene: Pavel
Spanish: Pablo
Swedish: #Swedish|Paul
Ukrainian: �авло (Pávlo)
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Related terms
feminine forms: Paula, Paulette, Pauline
Danish
Proper noun
Paul
- given name|male||da:, a variant of the much more popular Poul.
German
Proper noun
Paul
- given name|male||de:, cognate to English Paul.
Related terms
feminine forms: Paula, Paulina, Pauline
Norwegian
Proper noun
Paul
- given name|male||no:. Popular variant: PÃ¥l. Feminine form: Paula.
Swedish
Proper noun
Paul
- given name|male||sv:, cognate to English Paul.
Related terms
feminine forms: Paula, Paulina
de:Paul
et:Paul
fr:Paul
it:Paul
hu:Paul
pl:Paul
ru:Paul
sr:Paul
fi:Paul
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