Mirdza

The name Mirdza comes from the Latvian word "mirdzēt," which means "to shine," "to sparkle," or "to glisten." This name symbolizes light, brilliance, energy, and vitality. In Latvian culture, Mirdza is associated with clarity, inner beauty, and the light that a person radiates both externally and internally. The name Mirdza became particularly popular thanks to the Latvian writer Anna Brigadere, who used it for her heroine in the play "Sprīdītis" — one of the significant works of Latvian literature. A woman named Mirdza is usually associated with brightness, openness, optimism, and cheerfulness. She is full of energy, forward-looking, and always attracts attention due to her inner charisma.