Frank (1)

  • [ FRANGK (English), FRAHNK (German, Dutch), FRAWNK (French) ]
  • English, German, Dutch, French
From a Germanic name which referred to a member of the Germanic tribe, the Franks. The Franks settled in the regions now called France and the Netherlands in the 3rd and 4th century. They derived their tribal name from the name of a type of spear that they used. From medieval times, the various forms of this name have been commonly conflated with the various forms of Francis.... [more]

EQUIVALENTS
ANCIENT GERMANIC: Franco
DUTCH: Frank
ENGLISH: Frank
FRENCH: Franck, Frank
GERMAN: Frank
DIMINUTIVES AND SHORT FORMS
ENGLISH: Frankie
FEMININE FORMS
DUTCH: Franka
FRENCH: France
GERMAN: Franka
OTHER FORMS
BASQUE: Frantziska, Frantzisko, Patxi
BRETON: Frañsez, Frañseza
CATALAN: Cesc, Francesc, Francesca
CORSICAN: Francescu
CROATIAN: Fran, Frane, Franjo, Franka, Franko, Frano
CZECH: František, Františka
DANISH: Frans
DUTCH: Franciscus, Frans
ENGLISH: Cissy, Fannie, Fanny, Fran, Francene, Frances, Francine, Francis, Frank, Frankie, Frannie, Franny, Sissie, Sissy
FINNISH: Fanni, Frans, Ransu
FRENCH: Fanny, France, Francette, Francine, Francis, Francisque, François, Françoise
GERMAN: Franz, Fränze, Franzi, Franziska, Ziska
HUNGARIAN: Fanni, Ferenc, Feri, Ferkó, Franci, Franciska
IRISH: Proinsias
ITALIAN: Franca, Francesca, Francesco, Franco
LATE ROMAN: Francisca, Franciscus
LIMBURGISH: Frens, Frenske
LITHUANIAN: Pranciškus
NORWEGIAN: Frans
POLISH: Franciszek, Franciszka
PORTUGUESE: Chica, Chico, Francisca, Francisco
SCOTTISH: Frang, Frangag
SERBIAN: Franjo
SLOVENE: Fran, Franc, Frančišek, Frančiška, Francka
SPANISH: Curro, Fanny, Fran, Francisca, Francisco, Paca, Paco, Pancho, Paquita, Paquito
SWEDISH: Frans
WELSH: Ffransis