«There is not such a rubbish which couldn’t be uttered.» - Нет такой глупости, которую нельзя было бы сказать
French: originally a vernacular nickname meaning ‘beloved’, from the past participle of French aimer to love (Latin amãre; cf. AMY). It has been in use, although never very common, since the Middle Ages. It is now also sometimes used, with or without the accent, as a given name in the English-speaking world.