Gervase

English

Etymology

Name of an early saint, Latin Gervasius, of unknown meaning, possibly Latinized from some Germanic name.

Proper noun

Gervase

A male given name, common in the Middle Ages but rare today.

Derived terms

Jarvis

Translations

male given name

Catalan: Gervasi (ca) m
Dutch: Gervasius m
Esperanto: Gervasio
French: Gervais (fr)
Greek: Γερβάσιος (Gervásios)
Italian: Gervasio (it)

Lombard: Gervàsi, Gervàs
Occitan: Gervàs m, Gervais m, Gervasi m
Polish: Gerwazy (pl) m
Portuguese: Gervásio
Romanian: Ghervasie
Russian: Гервасий m (Gervasij)
Serbo-Croatian: Gervazije m
Spanish: Gervasio (es) m
Ukrainian: Гервасій (Hervásij)

Further reading

Gervasius and Protasius on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

Anagrams

Greaves, greaves, servage

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