Rémi
[ʁe.mi]Meaning
French form of Remigius, from Latin rēmex, "oarsman"
Background Story
Rémi is the French form of the Late Roman name Rēmigius, which derives from the Latin rēmex, meaning "oarsman". The name is also used in Italian, Lithuanian, Polish and Spanish, and its English form is Remi, which is used as a feminine name as well.
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