mushroom13's Personal Name List
Apollonia
Gender:
Feminine
Usage:
Ancient Greek [1], Italian
Other Scripts:
Ἀπολλωνία
(
Ancient Greek
)
Pronounced:
A-POL-LAW-NEE-A
(
Classical Greek
)
Feminine form of
Apollonios
. This was the name of a 3rd-century
saint
and martyr from Alexandria.
Assunta
Gender:
Feminine
Usage:
Italian
Pronounced:
as-SOON-ta
Means
"taken up, received, assumed"
in Italian, referring to the assumption of the Virgin
Mary
into heaven.
Concetta
Gender:
Feminine
Usage:
Italian
Pronounced:
kon-CHEHT-ta
Means
"conceived"
in Italian, referring to the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin
Mary
.
Fabiana
Gender:
Feminine
Usage:
Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Ancient Roman
Pronounced:
fa-BYA-na
(
Italian
,
Spanish
)
fu-BYU-nu
(
European Portuguese
)
fa-BYU-nu
(
Brazilian Portuguese
)
Feminine form of
Fabianus
(see
Fabian
).
Filomena
Gender:
Feminine
Usage:
Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Lithuanian
Pronounced:
fee-lo-MEH-na
(
Italian
,
Spanish
)
Italian, Portuguese, Spanish and Lithuanian form of
Philomena
.
Fulvia
Gender:
Feminine
Usage:
Italian, Ancient Roman
Pronounced:
FOOL-vya
(
Italian
)
Feminine form of
Fulvius
(see
Fulvio
).
Giuseppina
Gender:
Feminine
Usage:
Italian
Pronounced:
joo-zehp-PEE-na
Feminine form of
Giuseppe
.
Immacolata
Gender:
Feminine
Usage:
Italian
Pronounced:
eem-ma-ko-LA-ta
Italian
cognate
of
Inmaculada
.
Ippolita
Gender:
Feminine
Usage:
Italian (Rare)
Pronounced:
eep-PAW-lee-ta
Italian form of
Hippolyte
1
.
Nunzia
Gender:
Feminine
Usage:
Italian
Pronounced:
NOON-tsya
Short form of
Annunziata
.
Raffaella
Gender:
Feminine
Usage:
Italian
Pronounced:
raf-fa-EHL-la
Italian feminine form of
Raphael
.
Renata
Gender:
Feminine
Usage:
Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, German, Polish, Czech, Lithuanian, Croatian, Slovene, Romanian, Late Roman
Pronounced:
reh-NA-ta
(
Italian
,
Spanish
,
German
,
Polish
)
REH-na-ta
(
Czech
)
Feminine form of
Renatus
.
Serafina
Gender:
Feminine
Usage:
Italian, Spanish, Portuguese (Rare)
Pronounced:
seh-ra-FEE-na
(
Italian
,
Spanish
)
Italian, Spanish and Portuguese form of
Seraphina
.
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