Blaise
Blaise is a Christian boy name of Latin, via French origin, meaning “Possibly 'lisping'”.
| Meaning | Possibly 'lisping' |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Latin, via French |
| Pronunciation | BLAYZ |
| Tradition | Christian |
| Used in | France, United Kingdom, United States |
Meaning and origin of Blaise
Blaise comes from the Roman family name Blasius, often connected with the Latin blaesus, 'lisping, stammering', though that link is not certain. Saint Blaise was a fourth-century bishop of Sebaste in Armenia, remembered for saving a boy from choking on a fishbone. The French mathematician and philosopher Blaise Pascal is the best-known later bearer.
Is Blaise a Christian name?
Blaise is a Catholic and Orthodox saint's name; on his feast day, 3 February, many Catholic churches hold the blessing of throats with crossed candles.
How popular is Blaise?
Uncommon but recognised in French- and English-speaking countries.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Blaise mean?
Blaise means 'Possibly 'lisping''. It is of Latin, via French origin.
Is Blaise a Christian name?
Blaise is a Catholic and Orthodox saint's name; on his feast day, 3 February, many Catholic churches hold the blessing of throats with crossed candles.
How do you pronounce Blaise?
Blaise is pronounced BLAYZ.
Is Blaise a boy or girl name?
Blaise is usually a boy name.