Female Forms
Female forms include:
- Bulgarian: Николина (Nikolina), Николета (Nikoleta), Никол (Nikol), Нина (Nina)
- Croatian: Nikolina, Nika, Nina
- Czech: Nikol, Nikoleta, Nikola, Nicol
- Dutch: Klasina, Klazina, Nicole, Nicolien, Nicolet, Nicoline
- Danish: Nikoline
- English: Nicole/Nichole/Nicolle/Nikole/Nikkole, Nicola/Nichola, Nicolette, Colette, Nicki/Nicky/Nikki/Nicci
- French: Colette, Coline, Nicole, Nicolette, Nicoline
- German: Nicole, Nikole, Nicola, Nikola
- Greek: Νίκη (Níkē, a conflation with Níke), Νικολέτα (Nikoléta), Νικολίνα (Νikolína)
- Hungarian: Nikolett
- Italian: Nicoletta, Nicola, Nicole, Nicolina
- Macedonian: Nikolina
- Norwegian: Nilsine, Nicoline
- Portuguese: Nicole
- Romanian: Niculina, Nicoleta, Nicolina, Nico
- Scottish: Nicola
- Serbian: Nikolija (archaic), Nikolina, Nikoleta
- Slovak: Nikola, Nikoleta
- Slovene: Nika
- Spanish: Nicolasa, Nikoletta, Nicolá
- Turkish: Nikol
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