Genavieve
Meaning of Genavieve
Genavieve, pronounced jen-uh-VEEV (/ˌdʒɛnəˈviːv/), is a bright, playful twist on the venerable Genevieve, weaving Germanic threads of “kin” and “woman” into a gown of Latin elegance. Picture a sunbeam pirouetting across a stained-glass window in medieval Paris—that’s the kind of glow this name carries, echoing the courage of the saint who once rallied a city against dark tides. Nestled around the 932nd spot on the U.S. baby-name charts, it’s a hidden gem steadily climbing as parents seek something both lyrical and down-to-earth. With every syllable, Genavieve hums with storybook charm and whispered promises of adventure, wrapping a little girl in a mantle of timeless beauty. It’s the name that winks from the guestbook and lingers like a favorite fairytale, ready for its next chapter.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as jen-uh-VEEV (/ˌdʒɛnəˈviːv/)
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