Agneta

The name Agneta is the Latvian variant of the name Agnes, which comes from the ancient Greek word hagnos, meaning "pure," "innocent," or from the Latin agnus — "lamb."

The name Agneta symbolizes "purity," "innocence," and "humility."

The name Agnes (Agneta) has been known since the early Christian times. Saint Agnes of Rome is one of the most venerated saints, symbolizing innocence and purity.

This name has been popular in European countries for centuries and has symbolized chastity and fidelity to spiritual ideals.

Women named Agneta are characterized by gentleness, kindness, and tranquility. They are often calm, wise, and patient. This name carries the symbolism of purity, which is reflected in the character of its bearer.

Agneta often strives for harmony in life and caring for loved ones; her inner world is rich and full of love for those around her. At the same time, she can be decisive and firm when it comes to defending her beliefs.