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Anybody an expert on Italian/Catholic names? A name that's been on my mind lately is the female name Annunziata (and its variant Annunciata). The name is obviously Italian and related to the Annunciation of Mary, or Annunziata, celebrated on 25 March.
My question is: how popular is Annunziata outside Italy? Is it used by other than devoted Roman Catholics? How about Annunciata?
Here in Finland, two females have been named Annunziata in the past 100 years. One of them is the daughter of the renowned architect Alvar Aalto.
TIA,
Lass
My question is: how popular is Annunziata outside Italy? Is it used by other than devoted Roman Catholics? How about Annunciata?
Here in Finland, two females have been named Annunziata in the past 100 years. One of them is the daughter of the renowned architect Alvar Aalto.
TIA,
Lass
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Hei Lassia,
I'm no expert on Italian/Catholic names... This is what I found:
In Sweden there are 8 Annunziatas (just two of them have got it as a first name). And there are less than 4 Annunziatas both in Denmark and Norway.
Some variants of the name:
Annunciata
Annuciana
Anunciación
Inuncia
Terveisin
Satu
I'm no expert on Italian/Catholic names... This is what I found:
In Sweden there are 8 Annunziatas (just two of them have got it as a first name). And there are less than 4 Annunziatas both in Denmark and Norway.
Some variants of the name:
Annunciata
Annuciana
Anunciación
Inuncia
Terveisin
Satu
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