A title Nicholas is from either a late Greek Nikolaos, a combination of the words for "victory" (Nike) & "people" (laos). A version spelt by owning "ch" foremost inherit apply in the 12th century and was firmly established by the instance of the Reformation, though Nicolas is still now and agaaround observed in English speaking countries (e.g. Nicolas Cage). Nicholas is the 64th usual male title in the United states of america, comprising about Cipher.275% of the people.
Translations
Bulgarian: Nikola (diminutives: Niki, Koko, Kolyo)
Catalan: Nicolau, Micolau
Czech: Mikoláš
Danish: Niels
Dutch: Nicolaas (diminutives: Klaas, Claus, Nico)
English: Nicholas, Nicolas, Nicol (medieval)
Finnish: Niilo
French: Nicolas
German: Nikolaus (diminutive: Niki), Niklaus, Niklas
Greek: Nikos
Hungarian: Miklós
Irish: NÃoclas
Italian: Nicola, Niccolò
Latin: Nicolaus
Norwegian: Nils
Polish: Mikołaj
Portuguese: Nicoláo, Nicolau
Romanian: Nicolae
Russian: Nikolai (diminutive: Kolya)
Scottish: Nicol (diminutives: Col, Colin)
Scottish-Gaelic: Neacail
Serbian: Nikola
Spanish: Nicolás
Swedish: Nils, Niklas
Derived forms
Dutch: Klaas, Claes
English: Nicol
Finnish: Launo
German: Klaus
Diminutive forms
Bulgarian: Niki, Koko, Kolyo
Dutch: Nico
English: Nicky (m./f.), Nick (lone male), Nikki (only female), Nic (normally male)
German: Niki, Niggi (Swiss)
Russian: Kolya
Scottish: Col, Colin
Female forms
English: Nicola, Nicole, Nicolette
French: Nicole, Nicolette
German: Nicole
Italian: Nicoletta
Spanish: Nicolasa
Famous persons with the name Nicholas
Nicholas I of Russia
Nicholas II of Russia
Saint Nicholas or Santa Claus
Nicholas of Cusa
Nicolaus Copernicus
Niccolò Macchiavelli
Nicolae Ceauşescu
Niels Bohr
Nick Faldo
Nick Sansano
Nicky Jam
Nicolas Cage
Nicolas Mahler
Nicholas Bellinger
Niki Lauda
Niklaus Meienberg
Niklaus von der Flüe
Nicholas is likewise a title of 5 popes and an antipope.
de:Nikolaus
es:Nicolás
fr:Nicolas
hu:Miklós
nl:Nicolaas
pl:Mikołaj
ru:Ð?иколай
sk:Mikuláš
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