Oveline
Latin · Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Oveline
Oveline is derived from the Latin name Ovilius or a diminutive form related to "ovis" (sheep), meaning "little sheep" or possibly connected to the root of Eveline/Evelina through Old Germanic elements.
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Etymology
Oveline is derived from the Latin name Ovilius or a diminutive form related to "ovis" (sheep), meaning "little sheep" or possibly connected to the root of Eveline/Evelina through Old Germanic elements. The name has been used primarily in French and English-speaking Christian contexts, with modest historical presence in medieval and early modern Europe, particularly in France.
Oveline currently ranks #4,232 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1918.
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