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