Ursule
Meaning of Ursule
Ursule is a unique and enchanting name for baby girls. Originating from France, Ursule carries an air of elegance and sophistication. Pronounced as ur-SOOL in French (/yʁ.sy.l/), this name has a melodic quality that adds to its allure. While Ursule may not be as commonly used as its variation, Ursula, it still holds a special charm that sets it apart. In the United States of America, Ursule was given to six newborns in the year 1900, making it a rare choice but one that exudes individuality and grace.
Pronunciation
French
- Pronunced as ur-SOOL (/yʁ.sy.l/)
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Notable People Named Ursule
| Ursule Molinaro was a prolific novelist, playwright, translator, and visual artist who lived and wrote in French in Paris before moving to New York, where she developed a method for teaching creative writing and taught at several universities until her death in 2000. |
| Ursule Wibaut, a French footballer, participated in the men's tournament at the 1908 Summer Olympics. |
