The name Valentina has ancient Roman origins and comes from the Latin word “valens,” which means “strong, healthy, powerful.” In Ancient Rome, this name was very popular and was borne by both men and women. In Christian tradition, this name is associated with the martyr Valentine, who lived in the ...Read more

The name Antonina has Latin origins and is the feminine form of the male name Anton. It comes from the Roman family name Antonius, which likely derives from the Greek name Antionos, meaning "noble" or "delightful." The name Antonina has many translation variants and meanings in different cultures: In Latin ...Read more

The name Martin has German origins. It comes from the German word "mart," which means "strong" or "warrior." The name Martin is related to the Latin name Martinus, which also derives from the Latin word "Mars," the name of the god of war in ancient Roman mythology. In different cultures, ...Read more

The name Pārsla has a unique Latvian origin and is associated with natural phenomena. It means "snowflake" or "snow cotton" (the Latvian word "pārslas"). This name symbolizes the lightness, purity, and beauty of nature, especially winter landscapes. Snowflakes are generally associated with tenderness, fragility, and uniqueness, as each one is ...Read more

The name Tīna in Latvian has several origins. It can be a short form of the name Kristīna, which comes from the Latin word 'Christina', meaning 'dedicated to Christ'. At the same time, in the Latvian context, this name is associated with tenderness and femininity. Women named Tīna are usually ...Read more