Names
That have been awarded over the years with a Nobel Prize . Its origins as well as its sound are very diverse and varied. Some of them are used more frequently in their countries of origin and yet others have more widespread use throughout the planet. 10 Nobel Prize proposals for newborns 1. Jacobo:
that have been awarded over the years with a Nobel Prize .Its origins as well as its sound are very diverse and varied. Some of them are used more frequently in their countries of origin and yet others have more widespread use throughout the planet.
10 Nobel Prize proposals for newborns
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Jacobo: Jacobus Henricus van 't Hoff won the first Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Jacobus comes from the Latin Jacob and means 'held by the heel'. In other languages it is also called James, Jaime, Jacobo, Jacub, Giacomo, Jacques, Koby, or Jimmy among others. 2.
Martin: Martin Luther King son was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Martin is also a Latin name and means 'warrior'. In other countries it is also called Martino, Maarten, Marty or Martin. 3.
Lawrence: The youngest Nobel laureate was awarded to the physicist Lawrence Bragg. It also has its origin in Latin and means 'he who is crowned with laurels'. In this case we can point out that this name also has its female version in the form of Lorenza, Lorena, Laura. And in other languages his masculine voice is used like: Lorenzo, Lars, Lorenz, Lauritz or Llorenç among others. 4.
Leonid: Leonid Hurwicz , got his Nobel Prize in Economics at the age of 90, becoming the longest-winner. Leonid's name means 'son of the lion'. It is of Greek origin and in other languages it is called Leonides,5.
Satoshi: Satoshi Omura won the Nobel Prize in Medicine. Satoshi is a name of Japanese origin and means 'intelligent'. In this case, meanings in other languages are not used. 6.
Daniel: Daniel Shechtman was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Daniel is a Hebrew name its meaning is related to the 'justice of God'. Danyal, Danilo, Taneli or Danieru, are some of their uses in other languages. 7.
Mario: The writer Mario Vargas Llosa won the Nobel Prize for Literature. Mario is a name widely used in the West. It also has a Hebrew origin and is related to the Roman god Mars. 8.
Angus: With the Nobel Prize in Economics the work of the Scot Angus Deaton was distinguished. Angus is a name of Gaelic origin very used in Scotland that means 'exceptionally strong'.9.
Bruce: The American Bruce Beutler won the Nobel Prize in Medicine. It is also a name of Scottish origin. Although it was used for years as a surname today is also used as a name and means: 'Brush thick'. 10.
Serge: The Frenchman Serge Haroche was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics. Its origin comes from Latin and refers to 'the protector or guardian'. Between the uses of this name in other languages we find: Serxu, Sergio, Serguey, Sergi or Serge among others. Cristina González Hernando.
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