Angelina (first name)

Angelina is a female given name and means " angel " in Italian . As a Spanish or Italian diminutive of Angela, it means "angel" ( English angel, Gothic angilus; ancient Greek ἄγγελος ángelos " messenger ", " emissary ".)

As well as “the angelic” , “the messenger of God” or “God's messenger” , “God's sent” , “the warrior of God” , “the messenger of protection” , “the protector” .

The name " Angelina " was name of the year from 1990 to 2006 for female first names in different regions and parts of the world.

Origin and meaning

The name Angelina comes from its origins in ancient Greek and is mostly used in the German and Italian languages. In Germany the first name Angelina has been used since the 17th century.

Word composition:

• Angelina = Italian for " little angel "
• Angela = Spanish / Italian for " angel "
• Angelos = "the angel", "the messenger" ( ancient Greek ); New Testament
• Angelus = "the angel" ( Latin )

Variants and name derivations

• Angèle, Angélique, Angeline ( French )
• Àngela ( Catalan )
• Anđela, Anđelka, Anđa ( Croatian )
• Angiolina, Inglina ( Romansh )
• Ангелина ( Russian ); Pet form: "ангел" Gelja for the English angel
• Anđela, Anđelka, Andjela, Anđa ( Serbian ); Pet form: Djeli (short form: Andjela, Andja )
• Angela, Angelika ( Slovak )

The following names are derived from 'Angelina': Angela, Angelique, Angelika.

Nicknames & pet names

Nicknames and nicknames are used in the following variables:

Angie, Angi, Angy, Ängi, Angeli, Angl, Angel, Anni, Ange, Any, Aggy, Angielein, Angelienchen, Engale, Linchen, Line, Lina, Ina, Nina, Chelly, Chelle, Gelja, Gela, Gini, Geli, Gila.

name day

Name days are:

• February 25
• July 14th Angelina von Marsciano ( Blessed Angelina) - Italian nun (Catholic feast day, earlier July 21st; liturgical feast on July 13th)
• July 30th Angelina of Serbia (Saint Angelina) - A saint of the Serbian Orthodox Church. (Date of death)
• August 12th Angelina of Serbia ( Saint Angelina) - ( Gregorian calendar day of death )
• December 10th Angelina of Serbia ( Saint Angelina) - (Catholic Memorial Day)

Name bearers

Well-known namesake

• Sel. Angelina († 1435), Italian religious sister, beatified on March 8, 1825 (confirmed by cult) by Pope Leo XII
• St. Angelina († 1520), Serbian despot, saint of the Serbian Orthodox Church
• Angelina Eberly (1798–1860), an innkeeper and heroine at the War Texas Archive in 1842
• Angelina Beloff (1879–1969), Russian painter and sculptor
• Angelina Emily Grimké Weld (1805–1879), American political activist
• Angelina Weld Grimké (1880–1958), Afro-American suffragette , journalist, teacher, playwright and poet, part of the Harlem Renaissance
• Angelina Napolitano (1882–1932), Canadian immigrant who murdered her abusive and abusive husband in 1911 after trying to force her into prostitution. And at the same time, as the first woman in the history of Canada, a public debate about domestic violence and the death penalty triggered, which the "battered woman syndrome" (eng. Battered woman syndrome (BWS)) , in court as a reason for murder, in order to protect oneself Life began.
• Angelina Pollak-Eltz (1932–2016), Austrian-Venezuelan anthropologist
• Angelina Mikhaylovna Vovk (* 1942), Russian presenter at the time of the Russian Central Television in 1980 in the Soviet Union .
• Angelina Kanana (* 1965), Kenyan long-distance runner
• Angelina Maccarone (* 1965), German film director and screenwriter
• Angelina Jensen (* 1973), Danish curler
• Angelina Jolie (* 1975), American actress, director, screenwriter and film producer. She is also a former special envoy for the UN High Commissioner for Refugees ( UNHCR ).
• Angelina Grün (* 1979), German volleyball player and Olympian in 2004
• Angelina Nikolajewna Juschkowa (* 1979), Russian rhythmic gymnast
• Angelina (singer) (* 1983), German-speaking Italian singer
• Angelina Probst (* 1986), German artist
• Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta (* 1986), American singer and actress. Also known by her stage name Lady Gaga .
• Angelina Kirsch (* 1988), German curvy model .
• Angelina Lübcke (* 1991), German soccer player
• Angelina Heger (* 1992), German reality TV participant
• Angelina Krauße (* 1994), German show jumper
• Angelina Romanowna Melnikowa (* 2000), Russian gymnast
• Angelina Alexejewna Simakowa (* 2002), Russian gymnast

Fictional namesake

• Angelina Johnson , a Quidditch player from the fantasy novel series " Harry Potter " by Joanne K. Rowling .

See also : Characters from the Harry Potter novels

• Angelina Ballerina , a British animated series (2001-2003) created by Katharine Holabird and the illustrator Helen Craig .
• Angelina Dulles, a manga character also known as " Madame Red " from the fantasy manga series " Black Butler " by Yana Toboso .

Songs:

• "Angelina" - Bob Dylan  : A song by the American folk and rock musician and poet Bob Dylan (as Robert Allen Zimmerman ) appeared on his album " Shot of Love " .
• "Farewell, Angelina" - Joan Baez  : A song by the singer Joan Baez (written by Bob Dylan) (1965).
• "Angelina" - Lord Burgess  : A song by the American composer Irving Louis Burgie. In the version by Harry Belafonte , the song became an internationally known hit.
• "Angelina" - Harry Belafonte  : A song by US singer, actor and entertainer Harry Belafonte (as Harold George Bellanfanti, Jr. ) appeared on his album " Jump Up Calypso " .
• "Angelina" - Ryan Adams  : A song by the US singer David Ryan Adams.
• "Angelina" - Die Flippers  : A song by the German pop band.
• "Angelina" - Earl Klugh  : A song by the American pop-jazz crossover guitarist Earl Klugh.
• "Angelina" - Marillion  : A song by the British progressive rock band Marillion, appeared on their album Marbles .
• "Angelina" - Slade  : A song by the glam rock and hard rock band Slade, released on their album " Play It Loud ".
• "Angelina" - Lou Bega  : A song by the German Latin pop singer Lou Bega (as David Lubega )
• "Angelina" - Praye  : A song by the Ghanaian band Praye (2017).
• "Angelina" - Louis Prima  : A song by the US singer, actor, trumpeter and entertainer Louis Prima.
• "Angelina" - Alex Hepburn  : A song by the British singer Alex Hepburn, released on her album " Together Alone" (2013)
• "Angelina" - Cöllner
• "Angelina" - Dabu Fantastic  : A song by the Swiss band from the Zurich Oberland . The song Angelina from the album " Drinks " was the best-selling Swiss song in 2016.
• “Angelina” - Patent Ochsner  : A song by the Swiss dialect band from Bern .

Science:

• (64) Angelina : An asteroid belonging to the Hungaria group . Was named after the astronomical observation station of Franz Xaver von Zach near Marseille , France.

See also: List of asteroids

• Angelina ( trilobites ): A defined genus of skeletons in fossil fossilization of trilobites that lived during the Lower Ordovician (Upper Tremadocian ).
• Angelina ( mushroom ) : A genus of mushrooms in the Dermateaceae family .
• Angelina scops owl ( Otus angelinae ): A defined subspecies of the genus scops owls ( Otus ) .

Places:

• Angelina (Santa Catarina): A city and municipality in the state of Santa Catarina in southern Brazil .
• Angelina (Texas) : former location in the USA

• Angelina County : A county and administrative unit in the state of Texas , USA .
• Angelina County Airport : An airport in Angelina County, Texas, USA.
• Angelina National Forest : A 619.9 km² forest in eastern Texas. One of four national forests in Texas.
• Angelina River : A 193 km long river formed by the junction of Barnhardt and Shawnee Brooks 3 miles northwest of Laneville in Rusk County, Texas .
• Angelina (Louisiana): St. John the Baptist Parish, USA
• Angelina Pines : Location in Hillsborough County, Florida , USA
• Angelina Field : An airport in the small town of El Pescozón in the Sánchez Ramírez Province of the Dominican Republic .

Places:

• Angelina (Café) : Parisian café and pastry shop on rue de Rivoli 226.
• Angelina Paris Château de Versailles : A very prestigious restaurant on the first floor of the Palace of Versailles .
• Angelina College : A community college in the county town of Lufkin , Angelina County , Texas , USA .

Well-known buildings:

• Villa Angiolina : a historic mansion in the Croatian town of Opatija (Italian: Abbazia , German: Sankt Jakobi)

Individual evidence

1. ^ Wilhelm Gemoll (conception), Theresae Aigner (arrangement): Greek-German school and manual dictionary. 10th edition. Oldenbourg Verlag, Munich 2006, ISBN 3-486-00234-1 .
2. ^ Mike Campbell: Meaning, origin and history of the name Angelina. Retrieved September 28, 2019 . 
3. ↑ Angelina von Marsciano - Ecumenical Lexicon of Saints. Retrieved July 1, 2019 . 
4. ↑ Angelina - Ecumenical Lexicon of Saints. Retrieved July 1, 2019 . 
5. ↑ Biography - NAPOLITANO (Neapolitano), ANGELINA - Volume XV (1921-1930) - Dictionary of Canadian Biography. Retrieved March 23, 2020 .