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Meaning & Origins
Apparently invented by Felice Romani in his libretto for Bellini's opera of this name (first performed in 1832). It is identical in form with Latin norma ‘rule, standard’, but there is no evidence that this word was the source of the name. In recent times, it has come to be taken in England and the Scottish Highlands as a feminine equivalent of Norman.
| 198th in the U.S. for 2011 |
Southern Italian: habitational name from Aversa in Campania.
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Nicknames & variations
Norm, Normie, Normia, Normi, Normn, Normna, Norme, Noreen, Normae, Normy
Avery, Averill, Averett, Averitt, Avera, Averette, Aversano, Avers, Averhart, Averbeck
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