Ville
- proper noun
- At the party, I met a charming young man named Ville from Helsinki.
Examples
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My friend Ville is planning to visit Finland next summer.
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The name Ville is popular among Finnish boys and is often used in schools.
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And over and over again I whispered his name: De Ville, De Ville, De Ville.
Fiction book (2000) -
A certain Mr. De Ville was inquiring about your whereabouts.
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Don't you know that De Ville has been enchanted?
Fiction book (2000) -
When he has time, on weekends, De Ville continues his trips into the interior fastness of valleys and rivers.
Fiction book (2000)
Compounds
A historic district and old town of Monaco on a rocky cliff above the Mediterranean
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ville is a Finnish short form of Vilhelm, the same root as the English name William. It comes from an old German name made of parts that mean 'will' and 'helmet', so a helpful image is a 'determined protector', which explains why Ville feels like a strong, traditional male name.