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Yiddish ROOT Common m / f English Czech French German Hungarian Italian Lithuanian Polish Slovak Russian / Jewish ISSAC Isaac m. Ike Isaac Isaac Izsak Izaak Isaak Aizik Isaac Isaak Issaaki Icchok Izaak Issak Isaak Zack Issia Itchok Isya Itzhak Itshak Izik Izia Yitzhak IUCUND Jocund m. Jocundas Juconde Giocondo Jukundas Joconde IVOR Ivor m. Evander Igor Igor Igor Ivo Igor Igino Gocha Igor Igorek Ingwar Igorek Igor Gora Ivar Igus Igorko Igocha Ivor Igor Igoriok JACOB Jacob m. Coby Jakoubek Jacob Diego Jakab Giacobbe Jak Jakub Iacha Akiva Jacob Jakub Jacques Jacob Jakob Giacomo Jakub Jokubko Iakiv Kapel Jake Kuba Jaymes Jacobus Jacopo Jakubek Kubo Iakov Koppel James Kubicek Jacques Jakusz Yakiv Yaakov Jamie Kubik Jacub Kuba Yakov Yakov Jay Jakob Yasha Yankel Jeb James Yashenka Jim Jasha Jimmie Jockel Jocki Jacqueline f. Jackalyn Jacqueline Jackie Giachetta Jakobina Jacki Jacquleine Jacqueline Jacqui JANUARIUS January m. January Janvier Januarius Januarijus January Januarek JAROPELK Jaropelk m. Jaropelk Yaropolk Equivalent Foreign Names-revised Page 56 of 114 Yiddish ROOT Common m / f English Czech French German Hungarian Italian Lithuanian Polish Slovak Russian / Jewish JAROMIR Jaromir m. Jarda Jaro Jarda Jaromir Jaromir Yaromir Jarek Jaromil Jaromiras Jaromir Jaromir Jarousek Mirek Mira Mirek JAROSLAW Jaroslaw m. Jerry Jarda Jaroslaw Jaroslavas Jarek Jarinko Iar Jarek Jaroslaw Jarino Iaroslav Jaroslav Jeske Jarko Slava Jarousek Jesko Jaro Yarik Slavek Jaroslav Yaroslav Jaroslawa f. Jarca Jaroslava Jaroslawa Jarka Iaroslava Jarka Jeroslawa Jaroslava Yaroslava Jaroslava Jarunka Jaruska Slavka JASPER Casper m. Caspar Gaspard Caspar Gaspar Gaspare Kasparas Gasparek Gaspar Jaspar Casper Gaspard Gazsi Gasparo Kacper Gaspar Jasper Kacper Jasper Jesper Kasper Kaspar Kasperek Equivalent Foreign Names-revised Page 57 of 114 Yiddish ROOT Common m / f English Czech French German Hungarian Italian Lithuanian Polish Slovak Russian / Jewish JOHANNES Ivan m. Evan Honza Jean Hanke Hans Giambattisto Johanas Hanko Ivan Ioann Yochanan Johannes Hank Honzicek Jean-Baptiste Hannecke Ivan Giampaolo Jonas Hanusz Ivanko Ivan John Hans Honzik Jeannot Hannes Jancsi Giampiero Hanys Ivko Ivanko Ian Ivan Yanick Hans Jani Giancarlo Iwan Jan Ivashechka Ivan Ivanek Yann Hansel Janika Gianfranco Jach Janicko Vanechka Jack Jan Yannic Hansi Janos Gianluco Jan Janik Vanek Jackson Janda Yannick Hasse Jansi Gianluigi Janczy Janko Vanka Jake Jandacek Hasso Gianmarco Janek Vanusha Jesse Janos Ivan Gianni Janislaw Vanya John Jena Iwan Giannino Janko Vanyushechka Johnny Jenda Jan Giovanni Janosik Yan Jon Jenicek Johan Nino Janusz Sean Jenik Johann Vanni Jas Shawn Johan Johannes Jasiek Van Jonasek Wanja Yancy Vana Wanko Vanuska Ywan Johanna f. Jane Hana Jannic Hanna Janika Gia Hana Anita Jana Iana Jessica Janelle Hanka Jeanette Hanne Janka Giambattista Janika Asia Janina Ianina Janet Iva Jeanine Jana Johanna Gianmaria Janina Janika Janka Ioana Janette Ivana Jean-Marie Janika Zsanett Gianna Joana Janina Ivanna Janice Ivanka Jeanne Janina Giannina Johana Joanna Janna Janie Ivka Jeannette Jessica Gianvannetta Joasia Nina Jayne Ivuska Jeannine Jessie Giovanna Nina Yana Jean Jana Nina Jessika Nina Zanna Zhanna Jenna Janicka Ninette Jessika Vanna Zhannochka Jennica Janinka Yannick Johanna Jenny Johana Nina Jessalyn Johanka Jessica Jessie Joan Joanna Jojo Joleen Joni Shawna Equivalent Foreign Names-revised Page 58 of 114 Yiddish ROOT Common m / f English Czech French German Hungarian Italian Lithuanian Polish Slovak Russian / Jewish JERAMIAH Jeramiah m. Jeremiah Jarek Jeremias Jeremias Jeremejus Jarek Ieremei Jeremy Jerda Jeremie Jeremy Jarema Ieremia Jerry Jerek Jerg Jarom Ierioma Jeremias Jeroma Jeremi Jerry Jeremiasz Jorma Remisz JEROME Jerome m. Jerome Jeronym Jerome Gerome Jeromos Gerolamo Jeronimas Jeron Ierocha Jerry Hieronymus Geronimo Geronimo Ieronia Hieronymus Girolamo Ieronim Jerome Ironim Jeronimus JESUS Jesus m. Hosea Josue Joshua Jozsua Giosue Jezus Joshua Joshua Josua JOACHIM Joachim m. Joachim Jachym Joachim Achim Gioacchino Jakimas Jakim Akim Jachymek Joachim Gioachino Joakimas Jakimus Ioakim Jasa Jochem Jokimas Joachim Yakim Jochen Joachimek Jochim JOB Job m. Job Hiob Jobas Job Iov Iyov Job Jov Yov JOEL Joel m. Joel Joel Joel Joel Yoel JONAH Jonah m. Jonah Jonas Jonas Jonas Jonaudas Jonasz Jonas Jonah Jonas Jonasek Jonko Jonaszek Yonah Equivalent Foreign Names-revised Page 59 of 114 Yiddish ROOT Common m / f English Czech French German Hungarian Italian Lithuanian Polish Slovak Russian / Jewish JOSEPH Joseph m. Joe Josef Joseph Beppo Joska Beppe Josifas Jozef Dodka Iosif Josef Joey Joska Jose Jozsef Giuseppe Juozapas Jozek Dodo Iossia Yosef Joseph Joza Josef Jozsi Peppe Juozapatas Joziek Jojo Iossip Yousef Jozanek Joseph Peppi Juozas Jozio Jozef Jozya Yussel Jozka Jupp Ziutek Jozko Osip Pepa Sepp Ossia Pepicek Seppel Ossip Pepik Osya Yosyp Zhozya Josephine f. Jo Fina Fifi Josefine Jozefa Giosetta Juozapa Fina Joja Iozefina Jobeth Josefa Josee Josepha Guiseppa Juozapina Jozefa Jojka Jodi Josefina Josephine Josephine Guiseppina Juozapota Jozefina Jozefina Joleen Joza Josette Josetta Jozefinka Jozka Josepha Jozka Josiane Josiane Jozka Josephina Pepinka Josphe Josias Ziuta Josephine Josie Posie JOSIAH Josiah m. Josiah Josias . Josias JUDAH Judas m. Judah Judas Judas Giuda Judas Juda Yehudah Judas Jude Yehudi Jude Thaddee Yudel JUDITH Judith f. Jodene Dita Judith Judit Judit Giuditta Judita Ita Jud Hudes Jodi Jita Judith Judyta Judita Judith Judith Jitka Jula Jutta Juditka Yehudit Judy Jituska Jule Judka Yidel Judita Jutta Yutke Juditka Jutte Equivalent Foreign Names-revised Page 60 of 114 Yiddish ROOT Common m / f English Czech French German Hungarian Italian Lithuanian Polish Slovak Russian / Jewish JULIUS Julian m. Jove Julca Jules Guiliano Gyula Giuliano Julijonas Julek Julius Ioulia Jule Julda Julien Juan Guilio Julijus Julian Julko Ioulian Julian Julek Julius Jul Julius Juliusz Julo Oulia Julius Julian Julian Oulian July Julius Julianus Yuli Julien Yulian Julius Yuliya Luglio Julia f. Gillian Julca Julia Julia Juli Giulia Jule Jowita Julia Ioulia Jill Julie Juliane Juliana Julia Giuliana Julia Julcia Juliana Iouliana Jillian Julka Julie Juliane Julianna Giulietta Julija Julia Julie Ouliana Jools Julinka Julienne Juliet Juliska Liana Julijona Julianna Julinka Uliana Julia Juliette Julika Julita Julietta Julka Yulenka Julianna Juline Julita Yuli Julie Liane Julka Yulia Juliet Lili Yuliana Yuliya Yulka Yulya JUSTIN Justin m. Justin Justin Juste Justin Jusztin Giustino Justas Justyn Justin Ioustin Justyn Justin Justinianus Justinas Justynek Oustin Justinus Justinus Justynian Justus Justynianek Justine f. Justina Justina Justina Giustina Jusztina Gustina Justa Justyna Justa Ioustia Justine Justyna Justine Justina Juste Justysia Justina Ioustina Justynka Justine Justina Justinka Oustia Tina Oustinia Tinka Tina Ustinya Yustina KALLIOPE Calliope f. Calliope Kalliopiy Equivalent Foreign Names-revised Page 61 of 114 Yiddish ROOT Common m / f English Czech French German Hungarian Italian Lithuanian Polish Slovak Russian / Jewish KATHERINE Katherine f. Caitlyn Kacenka Catharina Carina Karina Catarina Katarina Kacha Katarina Ekaterina Rayna Catherine Catharine Kacka Catherine Catherina Kata Caterina Katerina Kachna Katarinka Iekaterina Reina Catherina Karina Catherine Katalin Rina Katre Karina Katka Jekaterina Catherine Karinka Cathrin Katarina Tina Katryna Kasia Katuska Karina Cathie Kata Catrin Kati Kotryna Kaska Katenka Karen Katerina Karen Kato Kassia Katerina Kate Katka Karin Kitti Katarzyna Kateryna Katherine Katuska Karina Katia Kathy Kity Katarina Katrinushka Katrina Katarine Katya Kaylee Katharina Katyenka Kitty Katharine Katyookha Kathe Katyusha Katherine Katyushenka Kathleen Ket Kathrein Kitty Kathrin Rina Katinka Yekaterina Katja Katrin Katrina KENNETH Kenneth m. Ken Ken Kenneth Kenneth KLEOPATRA Cleopatra f. Cleopatra Cleopatre Kleopatra Kleopa Kleopatra Cleo Cleo Kleo Kleopatra Cleo KNUTR Knut m. Canute Kanut Kanutas Kanut Knud Knutas Knut Equivalent Foreign Names-revised Page 62 of 114 Yiddish ROOT Common m / f English Czech French German Hungarian Italian Lithuanian Polish Slovak Russian / Jewish KOSMAS Cosmo m. Cosmo Come Cosmas Cosimo Kozmas Kosma Kosma Cosme Cosma Kouzia Kouzma Kozma Kuzma KYRILLOS Cyril m. Cyril Cyril Cyrille Cyrill Cirillo Cyran Cyril Kir Cyrillus Cyrillus Cyranek Kirill Kyrill Cyrano Kiryunchik Cyryl Kiryusha Cyrylek Kyrylo KUNIGUNDE Kunigunde f. Cunegonde Gunda Kinga Gunda Gonda Cunigonde Gundel Kunigunda Gunda Kinge Kunigunde Kinga Kunigunde Konda Kunissa Kunegunda LAIMA Laima f. Laima Laime LAMBERT Lambert m. Bert Lambert Lambert Lamberto Bercik Bertie Lambertus Lambrecht Lambercik Lambert Lammert Lambert Lantpert LARISA Larisa f. Lara Lara Larissa Larissa Larisa Larysa Lara Lara Larissa Larisa Lora Larochka Lialya Equivalent Foreign Names-revised Page 63 of 114 Yiddish ROOT Common m / f English Czech French German Hungarian Italian Lithuanian Polish Slovak Russian / Jewish LAURENCE Lawrence m. Larry Laurenc Enzo Larry Lorand Enzo Lauras Laurencjusz Vavrinec Lavr Lauren Vavrinec Laurence Lars Lorant Lorenzo Laurencijus Laurenty Vavrino Lavrenti Laurence Laurent Lasse Lorinc Loris Laurentas Laurentyn Vavro Lavrentiy Lawrence Laurentin Laurentius Renzo Laurentinas Wawrzyniec Vavrus Lavrenty Loren Laurentius Lawrence Lauris Lorenzo Lenz Laurynas Lorenz Lorensas Loretas Laura f. Laura Laura Laure Lara Laura Laura Laura Laura Lara Lavra Lauren Laurencie Laurence Laura Lauretta Laurencija Laurencja Laura Lavrina Laurie Laurinka
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    1 Shadow Kingdom: Lotharingia and the Frankish World, c.850-c.1050 1. Introduction Like any family, the Carolingian dynasty which ruled continental Western Europe from the mid-eighth century until the end of the ninth had its black sheep. Lothar II (855-69) was perhaps the most tragic example. A great-grandson of the famous emperor Charlemagne, he belonged to a populous generation of the family which ruled the Frankish empire after it was divided into three kingdoms – east, west and middle – by the Treaty of Verdun in 843. In 855 Lothar inherited the northern third of the Middle Kingdom, roughly comprising territories between the Meuse and the Rhine, and seemed well placed to establish himself as a father to the next generation of Carolingians. But his line was not to prosper. Early in his reign he had married a noblewoman called Theutberga in order to make an alliance with her family, but a few childless years later attempted to divorce her in order to marry a former lover called Waldrada by whom he already had a son. This was to be Lothar’s downfall, as his uncles Charles the Bald and Louis the German, kings respectively of west and east Francia, enlisted the help of Pope Nicholas I in order to keep him married and childless, and thus render his kingdom vulnerable to their ambitions. In this they were ultimately successful – by the time he died in 869, aged only 34, Lothar’s divorce had become a full-blown imperial drama played out through an exhausting cycle of litigation and posturing which dominated Frankish politics throughout the 860s.1 In the absence of a legitimate heir to take it over, his kingdom was divided between those of his uncles – and with the exception of a short period in the 890s, it never truly existed again as an independent kingdom.