Divina

Gender Feminine
Usage Spanish (Philippines), Portuguese (Brazilian)

Meaning & History

From Spanish or Portuguese divina meaning "divine, godlike".

Related Names

Rootdivus
VariantsDiana(Spanish) Diana(Portuguese)
Other Languages & CulturesDajana(Albanian) Diana(Armenian) Diana(Bulgarian) Diana(Catalan) Dijana, Dajana(Croatian) Diana(Czech) Diana(Danish) Diana(Dutch) Diana, Diane, Kiana, Di, Diann, Dianna, Dianne, Dyan, Keanna, Kianna(English) Diana(Estonian) Diane(French) Diana(Georgian) Diana(German) Kiana(Hawaiian) Diána(Hungarian) Diana(Italian) Diāna(Latvian) Diana(Lithuanian) Dijana(Macedonian) Diana(Norwegian) Diana(Polish) Diana(Roman Mythology) Diana(Romanian) Diana(Russian) Dijana, Dajana(Serbian) Diana(Slovak) Dijana(Slovene) Diana(Swedish) Diana(Ukrainian)
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Categories

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Entry updated June 9, 2023