Martina

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Gender Feminine
Usage German, Italian, Spanish, Catalan, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Slovene, Hungarian, English, Swedish, Dutch, Ancient Roman
Pronounced Pron. mar-TEE-na(German, Italian, Spanish)
 mər-TEE-nə(Catalan)
 MAR-kyi-na(Czech)
 MAR-tee-na(Slovak)
 mahr-TEEN-ə(English)
 mahr-TEE-nah(Dutch)
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Meaning & History

Feminine form of Martinus (see MARTIN). Saint Martina was a 3rd-century martyr who is one of the patron saints of Rome.

Related Names

VariantMartine(Dutch)
DiminutivesIna(German) Tina(Italian) Tina(Croatian) Ina, Inja, Tina, Tinkara(Slovene) Ina, Martie, Tina(English) Ina(Swedish) Ina, Maartje, Tina, Tineke(Dutch)
Masculine FormsMartin(German) Martino(Italian) Martín(Spanish) Martí(Catalan) Martin(Czech) Martin(Slovak) Martin(Croatian) Martin(Slovene) Márton(Hungarian) Martin(English) Mårten, Martin(Swedish) Maarten, Marten, Martijn(Dutch) Martinus(Ancient Roman)
Other Languages & CulturesMartine(French) Ina(Limburgish) Martine(Norwegian) Martyna(Polish)
User SubmissionMartína

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Name Days

Bulgaria: March 1
Croatia: January 30
Czech Republic: July 17
Germany: January 30
Hungary: January 30
Slovakia: September 9
Sweden: November 10

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