Blaise

English

Alternative forms

Blase

Etymology

Borrowed from Old French Blaise in the Middle Ages and revived partly due to the modern French equivalent, from Latin Blasius.

Proper noun

Blaise

A male given name.

Translations

male given name

Albanian: Vlashi m
Aragonese: Blas m
Breton: Bleaz m
Bulgarian: Власий m (Vlasij)
Catalan: Blai (ca) m
Czech: Blažej (cs) m
Dutch: Blasius m
Faroese: Blásius m
French: Blaise (fr) m
Galician: Brais (gl) m
German: Blasius (de) m
Greek: Βλάσιος (el) m (Vlásios)
Guaraní: Blas
Hungarian: Balász
Irish: Blaise m
Italian: Biagio (it) m

Latin: Blasius m
Lombard: Biàs
Macedonian: Власиј m (Vlasij)
Neapolitan: Biagio
Polish: Błażej (pl) m
Portuguese: Brás m
Romanian: Blasiu
Russian: Власий m (Vlasij)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: Власије m, Блаж m

Roman: Vlasije m, Blaž m
Slovene: Blaž (sl) m
Spanish: Blas (es) m
Swedish: Blasius
Ukrainian: Власій m (Vlasij)
Venetian: Biasio m

Anagrams

Isabel, abseil, balise

French

Etymology

From Latin Blasius.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /blɛz/

Proper noun

Blaise

A male given name.
A patronymic surname.

Anagrams

balise, balisé, Basile, bêlais

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