Ghislaine
Origin: Germanic
Meaning: the French feminine form of Ghislain, itself the French form of Gislenus ultimately derived from Germanic element gisil meaning "hostage" or "pledge", perhaps originating as a nickname for a royal child pledged to a foreign court.
Variants:
- Ghyslaine (French)
- Giselle (French)
- Gisele (French)
- Gisela (German, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese)
- Gisella (Italian)
- Gizella (Hungarian)
- Gisila (Ancient Germanic)
Masculine forms:
- Gislin (Ancient Germanic)
- Gislenus (Ancient Germanic)
- Ghislain (French)
- Ghyslain (French)
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