Patrice
Aristocratic French name
Patrice is a given name used for both men and women, though gender varies by culture—masculine in French-speaking countries, often feminine in English-speaking ones.
The name derives from the Latin word for nobleman or patrician.
Patrice was the first to arrive.
Major Central African waterway
- independenceFreedom from external control
- footballerSport athlete on pitch
- directorOne who leads
- activistVigorous cause champion
Feminine name, Patricia diminutive
- PaddyIrish name or term
- forenameGiven name at birth
- given namePersonal name from birth
- unisexSuitable for any gender
Ricky · Rickie · gender-neutral · namesake · nickname · diminutive
France's chief city
- francophoneNative speaker of French
- ProvenceSoutheastern French region
- BordeauxFrench port and vineyard area
- LyonMajor French city
Marseille · Normandy · Brittany · Loire · Seine · Montmartre · Versailles · chateau
Congo
Major Central African waterway
- independenceFreedom from external control
- footballerSport athlete on pitch
- directorOne who leads
Tricia
Feminine name, Patricia diminutive
- PaddyIrish name or term
- forenameGiven name at birth
- given namePersonal name from birth
Ricky · Rickie · unisex · gender-neutral · namesake · nickname · diminutive
Paris
France's chief city
- francophoneNative speaker of French
- ProvenceSoutheastern French region
- BordeauxFrench port and vineyard area
Lyon · Marseille · Normandy · Brittany · Loire · Seine · Montmartre · Versailles · chateau · champagne
- Patrick Henry
- St. Patrick's DayIrish cultural holiday in March
- St. PatrickIreland's patron saint
- Saint Patrick's DayIrish cultural holiday
- St Patrick's DayMarch 17th Irish festival
- St. Patrick'sIrish patron's feast day