Gervase
An English form of the Latin name Gervasius, whose etymology is uncertain but may derive from roots suggesting 'servant'.
Meaning and origin
Gervase is the English adaptation of Gervasius, brought to Britain by Norman settlers during the medieval period.
How to pronounce Gervase
| English (US) | jer-VASE /dʒərˈveɪs/ |
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