It's a Cornish variant of Guinevere which comes from a Welsh root.
(Yes, here is a Cornish language.)
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The English spelling "Jennifer" is thought to come originally from the Welsh name "Gwenhwyfar," which means "fair" (gwen-) and "docile" (-[g]hwyfar). The root "gwen" means additionally "white," "beautiful," or "blessed" in various contexts. "Gwenhwyfar" is also spelled "Guinevere," although both spellings are pronounced roughly the same. The name can be taken to mean "fair and yielding [girl]," or more loosely "the fair one."
Welsh is very closely related to Cornish, and it is thought that the form "Jennifer" comes from the Cornish version of the same Welsh name.
(Another theories on the origin of this name connect it not to "Guinevere" but to the ancestor of our modern word "juniper," the bluish cypress, but this doesn't respond to your specific question.)
Jennifer means "the fair one" in Cornish.
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i don't know my name is Jennifer i think it means "fair one"
Jennifer1. White Wave 2. smooth; white; fair3. Fair one. It is a variant of the name Guinevere, who was King Arthur's queen.4. "gift from God"Interesting facts:1970-1985: Jennifer = #1 name in USA51st most popular name in America in 2006
the name Ginevra (also a varient of Jennifer) means "fair one". very pretty name, I want to name my daughter Ginevra so I can call her Ginny.
Jen is a common nickname for Jennifer. Jennifer is a feminine given name, a Cornish form of Guinevere/Gwenhwyfar adopted into the English language during the 20th century. It may mean "white enchantress" or "the fair one" (from Proto-Celtic *Windo-seibrā "white phantom").
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The name Jenn is a variant of the name Jennifer, which is of Welsh origin. It means "white wave" or "fair one."
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Faire is a French word meaning to make or to do.
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Yes. Jill one of the older duggar girls is learning how to speak Spanish and so is Jennifer one of the youngest Duggars. Also, in on one of the episodes about home schooling, Mrs. Duggar showed that learning language is part of the kids daily schedule. I'm not sure why Jennifer is. but Jill is learning Spanish for future jobs.
There isn't an Italian equivalent of Jenny or Jennifer. The nearest would be Ginevra (pronounced 'geenehvra').In English, Jennifer means 'fair one' and the closest Italian translation of that would be 'bella' - so you could adopt Bella as a name!
If you mean an Alternate Language, it would be a language that is not the one being spoken of.