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Hi,
I'm wondering if anyone knows the origin of the female name Mariola.
I've heard it may be greek. I've heard it used by Polish, Spaning, Serbian, Portugese and Czech people.
Kai
I'm wondering if anyone knows the origin of the female name Mariola.
I've heard it may be greek. I've heard it used by Polish, Spaning, Serbian, Portugese and Czech people.
Kai
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My name is Mariola and I am Polish.It used to be a very popular name in Poland in 70s ,80s.
Its of Spanish,Italian and French origin.
Literally it means the Sea of bitterness,wish for child and to swell.
Mariola has definitely got psychic powers!Mariola is also a district in Spain,tulip and a plant.
Its of Spanish,Italian and French origin.
Literally it means the Sea of bitterness,wish for child and to swell.
Mariola has definitely got psychic powers!Mariola is also a district in Spain,tulip and a plant.
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I am Mariola. I am German and Irish. I live in the USA. My name is drived by using all my grandmother's names due to being the first girl born in my family in 74 years.
Mari-Marinette(great grandma)
Ola-Ola Joyce(grandma)
Paul-Pauline(great grandma)
Ette-Violet(grandma)
Evie-Evelyn(step grandma)
Mariola Paulette Evie
That's my Mariola.
Mari-Marinette(great grandma)
Ola-Ola Joyce(grandma)
Paul-Pauline(great grandma)
Ette-Violet(grandma)
Evie-Evelyn(step grandma)
Mariola Paulette Evie
That's my Mariola.
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Mariola in Polish
Perhaps a combination of Maria and Jolanta?
Or even Maria and Aleksandra (Ola is the Polish pet form of Aleksandra).
Perhaps a combination of Maria and Jolanta?
Or even Maria and Aleksandra (Ola is the Polish pet form of Aleksandra).
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Mariola in Spanish
In Spanish, Mariola is a nickname of María de la O, a variant of María de la Esperanza (Mary of the Hope).
In Spanish, Mariola is a nickname of María de la O, a variant of María de la Esperanza (Mary of the Hope).
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