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LANGUAGE FAMILY:

indo-european > germanic > west germanic > german

ORIGIN:

germanic 

NAME ROOT:

*WILJô *HELMAZ > WILLAHELM / WILLIHELM

MEANING:

This name derives from the Old Norman name “Williame”, (French: Guillaume; German: Wilhelm). In turn the name derives from the Old High German name “Willihelm“, composed of two elements: “*wiljô” (will, wish, desire) plus “*helmaz” (helmet, protection), thus the Old German Name “Wilhelm” and the Old Norse Name “Vilhjálmr” have the same roots. The first well-known bearer of the name was Charlemagne's cousin William of Gellone, William of Orange, and Guillaume Fierabrace (755–812). This William is immortalized in the “Chanson de Guillaume” and his esteem may account for the name's subsequent popularity among European nobility. 1) William I (1028–1087), usually known as William the Conqueror and sometimes William the Bastard, was the first Norman King of England, reigning from 1066 until his death in 1087. 2) William I (Wilhelm Friedrich Ludwig, 1797–1888), of the House of Hohenzollern was the King of Prussia (1861–1888) and the first German Emperor (1871–1888), as well as the first Head of State of a united Germany. 3) William Tell is a folk hero of Switzerland. His legend is recorded in a late 15th-century Swiss chronicle.

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RELIGION (SAINTS)

• catalan
• danish
• dutch
• english
• finnish
• french
• german
• greenlandic
• irish
• norwegian
• scottish
• slovene
• swedish
• welsh

VARIANTS

catalan

guillem

danish

william, willem, wilhelm, vilhelm, Villiam, Wilhelmus

dutch

willem, Wilhelmus

english

william, wilson, willson

finnish

william, willem, vilhelmi, viljami, wilhelm, vilhelm, villem, Viljam, Wiljami, Villiam, Wilhelmus, Vilhem, Wilhem, Willhelm

french

william, guillaume

german

william, willem, wilhelm

greenlandic

william, wilhelm, vilhelm, Villiam, Viiliimmi, Viilimi, Vîlime, Vîlîme

irish

william, uilliam, uilleag, ulick

norwegian

william, willem, wilhelm, vilhelm, villem, Viljen, Villiam, Wilhelmus, Vellem, Vilhem, Wilhem, Viljan, Willhelm

scottish

william, uilleam

slovene

vilim, vilhelm, viljem, Viljen, Viljam

swedish

william, willem, viljami, wilhelm, vilhelm, villem, Velam, Whilliam, Viljam, Wiljam, Wiljami, Villiam, Wilhelmus, Vilhelmus, Vilhem, Wilhem, Viljan, Villhelm, Willhelm

welsh

william, gwilim, gwillym, gwilym

FEMININE

danish

wilhelmina, willemina, vilhelmine, wilhelmine

dutch

wilhelmina, willemijn, willemina

english

wilhelmina, williamina

finnish

wilhelma, vilhelmina, vilhelmiina, wilhelmina, vilhelmine, wilhelmine, Vilhelma, Vilima, Villima, Wilhelmiina

french

guillaumette, guillaumine, wilhelmine

german

wellemina, wilhelma, wilhelmina, guglielma, gulielma, guglielmina, wilhelmine, Guillerma

greenlandic

vilhelmine, Vilímîna, Vilimmiina

norwegian

wilhelma, vilhelmina, wilhelmina, willemina, vellumine, vilhelmine, wilhelmine, villumine, Vilhelma, Wilhelmmine, Wilhilmine

scottish

williamina

slovene

vilhelmina, Viljema, Viljemina, Viljana, Viljena

swedish

wilhelma, vilhelmina, wilhelmina, willemina, vilhelmine, wilhelmine, vilhemina, wilhemina, vilhemine, villhelmina, willhelmina, willhelmine, villhemina, willhemina, Vilhelma

PET & SHORT FORM

danish

bill, willy, willie, billy, Villum, Willum, Villi

dutch

bill, willy, willie, pim, wim, Muske, Helmus, Helm, wilm, Wiel, Pimmetje, Wimpie, Wimpy

english

bill, willy, willie, wilkie, willis, billy, billie, wylie, wilee, wye

finnish

bill, willy, willie, ville, vilho, viljo, vili, billy, Vilhe, Wilhe, Villi, Wilho

german

willy, willie, wilkin, wilk, wilke, wilko, wutz, wille, Helmus, Helminus, Helmes

norwegian

bill, willy, willie, vilho, billy, Vellum, Villum, Willum, Villi

slovene

vili, Vilij, Viljko, Vilči

swedish

bill, willy, willie, ville, vilho, billy, billi, billie, Villum, Willum, Villi

LANGUAGES

Ancient Germanic - Latinized

guilielmus, gulielmus, Guilihelmus, Guillelmus, Gulliemus, Guilgelmus, Wilielmus, Wilhelmus, Guillielmus, Vilhelmus

ancient germanic

willahelm, Willihelm

breton

gwilherm

croatian

vilim

czech

vilÉm

esperanto

vilhelmo

estonian

villem

faroese

william, wilhelm, vilhelm, vilhjálmur, Viljormur, Viljam, Villiam

greek

goulièlmos

hungarian - magyar

vilhelm, vilmos

icelandic

william, wilhelm, vilhelm, vilhjálmur

italian

guglielmo, villelmo, vilelmo, villermo, gulielmo, guglielmino, Guilelmo

latvian

viljams, vilhelms, Viļums

lithuanian

vilhelmas

old danish

vilhelm

old french

Willaume

old norse

vilhelm, VilhialmR, Vilhiálmr, Vilhjalmr, Vilhjamr

old swedish

wilhelm, vilhelm, Velam, Villam

polish

wilhelm

portuguese

william, guilherme

sami - lapps

Vilhealbma

slovak

viliam

spanish

guillermo

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Chakra Number:

8: The number of the Chakra "Etheric Body"

At the base of the skull or Cerebellum and is also found to be linked to the causal chakra just above the crown chakra to the left in the etheric body. This center enables the individual to achieve advanced out-of-body projection, etheric projection, spiritual perception, and spiritual wisdom. I use the word spiritual here because these abilities and ideas are larger than the self and the earth and is were the ability of remote viewing resides.

Color meaning:

Black is the color of the hidden, the secretive and the unknown, creating an air of mystery. It keeps things bottled up inside, hidden from the world. In color psychology the meaning of the color black is protection from external emotional stress. It creates a barrier between itself and the outside world, providing comfort while protecting its emotions and feelings, and hiding its vulnerabilities, insecurities and lack of self-confidence. In times of fear and uncertainty black contains the energy of the threatening unknown. In a positive state, black is seen as a restful emptiness into which anything may emerge and disappear once again. It is also mysterious, providing a sense of potential and possibility.