FULL FORMS |
CROATIAN: Karla, Karolina, Nika, Nikolina |
DANISH: Caroline, Charlotte, Karla, Karolina, Karoline |
ENGLISH: Aileen, Alene, Aline, Angela, Angelia, Angelica, Angelina, Angelle, Angie, Anjelica, Avaline, Aveline, Avice, Avis, Carla, Carlene, Carley, Carlie, Carly, Carlyn, Carolina, Caroline, Carolyn, Charla, Charleen, Charlene, Charlotte, Eileen, Evelina, Ilean, Ileen, Ilene, Karlee, Karlene, Karly, Karolyn, Pauleen, Paulene, Paulina, Pauline, Sharla, Sharleen, Sharlene |
ITALIAN: Angela, Angelica, Angelina, Carla, Carlotta, Carola, Carolina, Evelina, Micaela, Michela, Michelina, Nicoletta, Nicolina, Paolina |
LITHUANIAN: Karolina |
NORWEGIAN: Caroline, Charlotte, Karla, Karolina, Karoline |
SWEDISH: Carola, Carolina, Caroline, Charlotta, Charlotte, Karla, Karolina |
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EQUIVALENTS |
AFRIKAANS: Charlize |
ANCIENT GERMANIC: Ava, Avelina, Aveza, Avila, Carolina |
ANCIENT ROMAN: Paulina |
BASQUE: Nikole |
BULGARIAN: Nikol, Nikolina, Polina, Polya |
CATALAN: Carla |
CROATIAN: Lina |
CZECH: Anděla, Angelika, Kája, Karolína, Michaela, Michala, Nicol, Nicola, Nikol, Nikola, Pavlina |
DANISH: Ina, Lina, Line, Lotte |
DUTCH: Angela, Angelien, Angelina, Angelique, Carla, Carola, Carolien, Caroline, Charlotte, Evelien, Eveline, Klasina, Klazina, Lieke, Lien, Lotte, Michelle, Nicol, Nicole, Nicolet, Nicoline, Paulien |
ENGLISH: Calleigh, Callie, Cari, Carol, Carrie, Carry, Caryl, Ina, Kallie, Karrie, Lina, Lottie, Tottie, Totty |
ESTONIAN: Evelin |
FINNISH: Eveliina, Iina, Karoliina, Liina, Lotta, Mikaela, Pauliina |
FRENCH: Angèle, Angeline, Angélique, Carole, Caroline, Charline, Charlotte, Colette, Coline, Eveline, Évelyne, Line, Michèle, Micheline, Michelle, Nicole, Nicolette, Nicoline, Pauline |
GERMAN: Angela, Angelika, Angelina, Ava, Carla, Carola, Carolin, Caroline, Charlotte, Evelin, Ina, Karla, Karola, Karolina, Karoline, Lotte, Michaela, Michi, Nicol, Nicola, Nicole, Nikola, Pauline |
GREEK: Angeliki, Kiki, Nikoleta |
HUNGARIAN: Angéla, Angyalka, Evelin, Karola, Karolina, Lili, Nikolett |
IRISH: Aileen, Aingeal, Eibhlín, Eileen, Séarlait |
ITALIAN: Lina |
LATE ROMAN: Angela |
LITERATURE: Angelica |
LITHUANIAN: Lina |
MACEDONIAN: Angela, Angelina, Karolina, Mihaela, Mihaila, Nikolina, Pavlina |
MAORI: Nikora |
NORWEGIAN: Ina, Lina, Line, Lotte |
POLISH: Andżelika, Angelika, Angelina, Aniela, Anielka, Ewelina, Karolina, Michalina, Nikola, Paulina |
PORTUGUESE: Ângela, Angélica, Carla, Carlota, Carolina, Micaela, Miguela, Paulina |
ROMANIAN: Angela, Angelica, Mihaela, Nicoleta |
RUSSIAN: Angela, Angelina, Anzhela, Anzhelina, Polina |
SCOTTISH: Aileen |
SERBIAN: Anđa, Anđela, Andjela, Nikolina |
SLOVAK: Angela, Angelika, Michaela, Nikola, Paulína |
SLOVENE: Angela, Karolina, Mihaela, Nika, Pavlina |
SPANISH: Ángela, Angélica, Angelina, Angelita, Carla, Carlota, Carolina, Micaela, Miguela, Nicolasa, Paulina |
SWEDISH: Ina, Lina, Lotta, Lotte, Lottie |
UKRAINIAN: Mykhaila, Polina |
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MASCULINE FORMS |
AFRICAN AMERICAN: Deangelo |
ANCIENT GERMANIC: Carolus, Karl |
ANCIENT GREEK: Nicolaus, Nikolaos |
ANCIENT ROMAN: Paulinus |
ARABIC: Mikha'il |
BASQUE: Aingeru, Mikel, Mitxel, Nikola |
BIBLICAL GREEK: Michael, Mikhael |
BIBLICAL HEBREW: Mikha'el |
BIBLICAL LATIN: Michael |
BIBLICAL: Michael |
BULGARIAN: Angel, Mihail, Mikhail, Nikola, Nikolai, Nikolay |
CATALAN: Àngel, Carles, Carlos, Miquel, Nicolau |
CORNISH: Myghal |
CROATIAN: Anđelko, Anđelo, Karlo, Mihael, Mihajlo, Miho, Mihovil, Mijo, Nikica, Niko, Nikola, Nikša |
CZECH: Anděl, Karel, Michael, Michal, Mikoláš, Mikula, Mikuláš, Nikola |
DANISH: Cai, Caj, Carl, Claus, Kai, Kaj, Karl, Kay, Klaus, Michael, Mikael, Mikkel, Nels, Niels, Niklas, Nikolaj, Nils |
DUTCH: Kai, Karel, Klaas, Maikel, Michaël, Michael, Michel, Michiel, Mick, Nick, Nico, Nicolaas, Niek, Nikolaas |
ENGLISH: Angel, Carl, Carol, Charles, Charley, Charlie, Chas, Chaz, Chip, Chuck, Colin, Collin, Karl, Michael, Micheal, Mick, Mickey, Micky, Mike, Mikey, Nic, Nicholas, Nick, Nickolas, Nicky, Nik, Nikolas |
ESPERANTO: Miĉjo, Miĥaelo, Mikelo, Niĉjo, Nikolao |
ESTONIAN: Mihkel, Nigul |
FAROESE: Mikkjal |
FINNISH: Kaarle, Kaarlo, Kai, Kalle, Karl, Klaus, Launo, Mika, Mikael, Mikko, Miska, Niilo, Niklas, Niko |
FRENCH: Charles, Charlot, Michaël, Michel, Mickaël, Nicholas, Nicolas |
FRISIAN: Kai, Kay, Klaes |
GALICIAN: Anxo, Nicolau |
GEORGIAN: Mikheil, Misho, Nika, Nikoloz, Nikusha |
GERMAN (SWISS): Niklaus |
GERMAN: Carl, Claus, Engel, Kai, Karl, Kay, Klaus, Michael, Michel, Michi, Nickolaus, Nico, Nicolaus, Niklas, Nikolaus |
GREEK: Angelos, Michail, Michalis, Mihail, Mihalis, Nicolaos, Nik, Nikolaos, Nikolas |
HAWAIIAN: Kale, Mikala |
HEBREW: Mikha'el |
HUNGARIAN: Karcsi, Károly, Kolos, Mihály, Miklós, Miksa, Misi, Miska, Nikola |
IRISH: Mícheál, Nioclás, Séarlas |
ITALIAN: Angelino, Angelo, Angiolo, Carlo, Michele, Niccolò, Nico, Nicola, Nicolò, Paolino |
LATE ROMAN: Angelus |
LATVIAN: Mihails, Miķelis, Nikolajs |
LIMBURGISH: Klaos, Sjarel |
LITHUANIAN: Karolis, Mykolas |
LOW GERMAN: Klaas |
MACEDONIAN: Angel, Angjelko, Mihail, Nikola, Nikolche |
MAORI: Mikaere, Nikora |
MEDIEVAL ENGLISH: Col, Nichol, Nicol |
MEDIEVAL FRENCH: Michel |
MEDIEVAL SLAVIC: Nikola |
NORWEGIAN: Cai, Caj, Carl, Kai, Kaj, Karl, Kay, Klaus, Michael, Mikael, Mikkel, Niklas, Nils |
OLD CHURCH SLAVIC: Mikhailu |
POLISH: Karol, Michał, Mikołaj |
PORTUGUESE: Carlinhos, Carlito, Carlitos, Carlos, Miguel, Miguelito, Nico, Nicolau, Paulino |
ROMANIAN: Anghel, Carol, Mihai, Mihail, Mihăiță, Neculai, Nicolae, Nicu, Nicușor |
RUSSIAN: Kolya, Michail, Mikhail, Misha, Nikolai, Nikolay |
SAMI: Mihkkal |
SCOTTISH: Mìcheal, Micheil, Neacel, Nichol, Nicol |
SERBIAN: Mihailo, Mihajlo, Mijo, Nikica, Nikola |
SLOVAK: Karol, Michal, Mikuláš |
SLOVENE: Karel, Karol, Miha, Mihael, Miklavž, Nik, Niko, Nikola, Nikolaj |
SPANISH: Ángel, Angelino, Carlito, Carlitos, Carlos, Miguel, Miguelito, Nico, Nicolao, Nicolás, Paulino |
SWEDISH: Cai, Caj, Carl, Claes, Kai, Kaj, Kalle, Karl, Kay, Klas, Michael, Mikael, Niklas, Nils |
TURKISH: Mikail |
UKRAINIAN: Mikhailo, Mykhail, Mykhailo, Mykhaylo, Mykola |
WELSH: Meical, Siarl |
YIDDISH: Anshel |
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OTHER FORMS |
ALBANIAN: Pal, Pali, Pavli |
ANCIENT ROMAN: Paula, Paulus |
ARABIC: Boulos, Bulus |
ARMENIAN: Boghos, Poghos |
BIBLICAL GREEK: Paulos |
BIBLICAL LATIN: Paulus |
BIBLICAL: Paul |
BRETON: Paol |
BULGARIAN: Pavel |
CATALAN: Pau, Paula, Pol |
CORSICAN: Paulu |
CROATIAN: Paula, Pavao, Pavica, Pavle, Pavo |
CZECH: Pavel, Pavla |
DANISH: Palle, Paul, Paula, Poul |
DUTCH: Paul, Paula, Pauwel |
ENGLISH: Evaline, Evalyn, Eveleen, Eveline, Evelyn, Evie, Evvie, Mitch, Mitchell, Paul, Paula, Pauletta, Paulie, Richelle |
ESPERANTO: Paĉjo, Paŭlo |
ESTONIAN: Paavo |
FAROESE: Páll |
FINNISH: Paavali, Paavo, Paula, Pauli |
FRENCH: Paul, Paule, Paulette |
GALICIAN: Paulo |
GEORGIAN: Pavle |
GERMAN: Evelyn, Paul, Paula |
GREEK: Pavlos |
HISTORY: Charlemagne |
HUNGARIAN: Pál, Paula |
ICELANDIC: Pála, Páll |
IRISH: Pól |
ITALIAN: Paola, Paolo |
LATVIAN: Pāvils |
LITHUANIAN: Paulius |
MACEDONIAN: Pavel, Pavle |
MAORI: Paora |
NORWEGIAN: Pål, Paul, Paula |
OCCITAN: Pau |
OLD CHURCH SLAVIC: Pavelu |
POLISH: Paula, Paweł |
PORTUGUESE: Paula, Paulinha, Paulinho, Paulo |
ROMANIAN: Paul, Paula |
RUSSIAN: Pasha, Pavel |
SCOTTISH: Pàl, Pòl |
SERBIAN: Pavle |
SLOVAK: Pavol |
SLOVENE: Pavel, Pavla |
SPANISH: Pablo, Paola, Paula |
SWEDISH: Pål, Paul, Paula |
UKRAINIAN: Pavlo |
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