Paris

Meaning

Name

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The

and

of France.

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A

of Île-de-France, France.

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The government of France.

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A

after the French city.

A

in Jutland, Denmark.

●

A

after the French city.

A

in El Wadi El Gedid

, Egypt.

●

A

after the French city.

A

in Yukon, Canada.

●

A

after the French city.

A

in Kiritimati, Kiribati.

●

A

after the French city.

A

in the United States.

A

, the

of Lamar County, Texas.

●

A

after the French city.

A

in the United States.

A

, the

of Henry County, Tennessee.

●

A

after the French city.

A

in the United States.

A

, the

of Edgar County, Illinois.

●

A

after the French city.

A

in the United States.

A

, the

of Bourbon County, Kentucky.

●

A

after the French city.

A

in the United States.

A

, the

of Oxford County, Maine.

●

A

after the French city.

A

in the United States.

A

in Arkansas, United States and one of the two

of Logan County.

●

A

after the French city.

A

in the United States.

A

in Grant County, Wisconsin.

Other

in the United States:;A

in Kenosha County, Wisconsin;

for the

in New York.

●

A

after the French city.

A

in the United States.

A

, the

of Bear Lake County, Idaho.

●

A

after the French city.

A

in the United States.

An

in Indiana.

●

A

after the French city.

A

in the United States.

An

in Iowa.

●

A

after the French city.

A

in the United States.

An

in New Hampshire.

●

A

after the French city.

A

in the United States.

An

in Ohio.

●

A

after the French city.

A

in the United States.

An

in Virginia.

●

A

after the French city.

Other

in the United States:

A

, the

of Monroe County, Missouri;

for the

in Kentucky.

●

A

after the French city.

Other

in the United States:

A

in New York;

for early

Col. Isaac Paris.

●

A

after the French city.

Other

in the United States:

An

in Oregon;

for

G. E. Parris.

●

A

after the French city.

Other

in the United States:

A number of

in the United States,

under Paris Township.

●

A

in Ontario;

for

, used to make

of Paris (itself

for the city).

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An English

from Old French

from Paris.

●

A

from the surname.

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A

from the

, of

, usually from the French city.

●

A Trojan

who

with Helen.

●

A

from Ancient Greek, from the Trojan hero.

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A French

as a

,

from Latin Patricius.

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An English

of Celtic

, a

of Parris.

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A Belgian

, a

of Parys.

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A Sicilian

, a

of Parigi.

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A Spanish

, a

of Aparicio.

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