How to Say “Genevieve” in Italian

By Kieran Grant • Updated October 5, 2026

Geneviève

Geneviève is the Italian form of the female given name Genevieve.

Geneviève is used as a female given name.

Meaning: female given name (name)

Did you know?

In Italian culture, the name Genoveffa can be used colloquially to describe a woman who is overly strict or unpleasant.
The name Genoveva is linked to the legend of the 'faithful wife' in medieval literature, which was a popular theme in Italian poetry and art.
While Geneviève is the French form, the traditional Italian equivalent is Genoveva. Most Italians today would recognize Genoveva as the native version of the name.

Examples in context

Si chiama Geneviève.
Her name is Geneviève.
Ho incontrato Geneviève ieri.
I met Geneviève yesterday.
Geneviève è una persona gentile.
Geneviève is a kind person.

Example conversation

Chiara and Lorenzo are introducing a friend at a party.

Chiara

Lorenzo, ti presento Geneviève.
Lorenzo, let me introduce you to Geneviève.
Lorenzo

Piacere di conoscerti, Geneviève!
Nice to meet you, Geneviève!
Chiara

Geneviève viene dalla Francia.
Geneviève comes from France.
Lorenzo

Benvenuta in Italia, Geneviève.
Welcome to Italy, Geneviève.

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Kieran Grant

Ciao! I'm Kieran, with a love for all things Italian. From the castles of Abruzzo to the streets of Naples, I've explored it all, and I love sharing my knowledge of the beautiful Italian language. When not brushing up on my language skills, you'll probably catch me in the kitchen whipping up classic Italian dishes. I enjoy playing tennis and reading classic Italian literature in my spare time. Join me in unraveling the myriad of words and phrases and embracing the vibrant world of Italian conversations!

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