William

William
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Prénom

William est un prénom masculin britannique, issu de la variante normande du nom d'origine germanique Wilhelm (will, volonté et helm, casque), passée en anglais avec la conquête et qui correspond au français Guillaume et à l'occitan Guilhem.

On fête les William les 10 janvier et 15 mars[1].

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William est aussi un nom de famille.

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  • William : la lettre W de l'alphabet radio français.

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