Denis
Gallic masculine appellation
Denis is a masculine given name, the French form of Dennis, ultimately from Dionysus, the Greek god of wine.
Common in French-speaking countries and used throughout Europe: Denis invited us to dinner.
The name appears in various spellings across languages—Dennis in English, Denys in Ukrainian, Dionísio in Portuguese.
Body of traditional tales
Paris · patron · feast day · October · Christianity · hagiography · apostle · Gaul
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philosopher · politician · actor · writer
Name linked to Dionysus
French male name
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Diderot · Villeneuve · Quebec · Montreal · francophone · surname · given name
mythology
Body of traditional tales
bishop · Paris · patron · feast day · October · Christianity · hagiography · apostle · Gaul · beheading
male
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Surveyor's pole bearer
- LearySlang for suspicious
- DiderotPhilosopher who assembled comprehensive knowledge
- ThatcherStraw roof maker
athlete · philosopher · politician · actor · writer
Dion
Name linked to Dionysus
François
French male name
René · Diderot · Villeneuve · Quebec · Montreal · francophone · surname · given name
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