Nichole

Nichole is an English feminine form of Nicholas, which derives from the ancient Greek name Nikolaos, composed of the elements nikē, meaning victory, and laos, meaning people, giving the overall sense of victory of the people. The name entered widespread use in the English-speaking world largely through the influence of Saint Nicholas, the fourth-century bishop of Myra who became a beloved figure across Christian Europe. Nichole is a spelling variant of the more common Nicole, itself borrowed from French, and sits alongside related forms such as Nikole, Nichola, and Nicolette.