Alois
[ˈaːloɪs]Meaning
Old Occitan form of Louis, Latinized as Aloysius
Background Story
Alois is an Old Occitan form of the name Louis, Latinized as Aloysius. Among its modern variants are Aloys in German, Aloïs in French, Alojz in Slovak, Slovenian and Croatian, Alojzy in Polish, Aloísio in Portuguese, Spanish and Italian, Alajos in Hungarian, and Aloyzas in Lithuanian, while Alois itself is the Czech form.
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