Paul (name)
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| Paul | |
| Gender: | Male |
|---|---|
| Origin: | Roman |
| Meaning: | "Small", "humble" |
Paul is a common English name for males. It is derived from the Roman surname Paulus (Latin: "small" or "humble").
According to the US census, it is the 13th most common name in the United States. [1]
[edit] Other forms
- Albanian: Pali
- Armenian: Poghos (in Eastern Armenian) or Boghos (in Western Armenian) (Պողոս)
- Arabic: Bulus
- Belarusian: Paval (Павал)
- Bulgarian: Pavel (Павел)
- Catalan: Pau
- Chinese: Bao Luo
- Croatian: Pavel
- Czech: Pavel
- Danish: Poul
- Estonian: Paul
- Finnish: Paavali, Pauli
- French: Paul
- German: Paul
- Greek: Pavlos (Παύλος)
- Hebrew: Shaul
- Hungarian: Pál
- Icelandic: Páll
- Irish: Pól
- Italian: Paolo
- Japanese: ポール (Pōru)
- Korean: 폴 (Pol)
- Latin: Paulus
- Latvian: Pauls, Pāvils
- Lithuanian: Paulius, Povilas
- Malayalam: Paulose
- Macedonian: Pavle (Павле)
- Maltese: Pawlu
- Norwegian: Paul, Pål
- Polish: Paweł
- Portuguese: Paulo
- Romanian: Paul, Pavel
- Russian: Pavel (Павел)
- Serbian: Pavle(Pol)(Павле)
- Spanish: Pablo
- Slovak: Pavol
- Slovene: Pavel
- Swedish: Paul, Pål
- Ukrainian: Pavlo (Павло)
