Her feast day is on 3 january. See the popularity of the baby name genevieve over time, plus its meaning, origin, common sibling names, and more in babycenter's baby names tool. The name genevieve is a girl's name of french origin meaning tribe woman
Genevieve is derived from the germanic medieval name genovefa, or kenowefa, which consists of the elements kuni, meaning kin, and wefa, meaning woman. Genevieve had a great influence over childeric, the king of gaul who overtook paris. Saint genevieve, patron saint of paris, who allegedly saved that city from invasion by the huns.
Genevieve is a timeless and classic name that has spanned centuries The name genevieve has a rich history steeped in germanic and celtic origins The name genevieve has two accepted meanings The name genevieve is associated with the legendary saint genevieve, who played a significant role in the history and folklore of paris
It has also been used in literature and popular culture, adding to its timeless and cultural significance. The name started to become popular in the 19th century and has seen rise and fall over the years. Genevieve was appointed by the bishop to look after the welfare of the consecrated virgins She did so faithfully and helped to lead them into a greater degree of holiness as they grew closer to the lord jesus
