Celestina

Cölestina is a female given name .

Origin and meaning

From the Middle Latin coelum "heaven" and coelestis "im, am, vom Himmel; heavenly".

Cölestina means something like heavenly or intended for heaven .

Spellings and variants

• Coelestina
• Cölestine or celestine
• Celestine or Zoelestine
• Celestins or Zoelestins
• Celestine
• Celestina (Italian)
• Cöleste or Coeleste
• Cölestis or Coelestis (also male personal name)
• Short forms: Coeli , Cöli , Zöli

name day

Name day is May 19th - after Pope Celestine V , but also April 6th after Saint Cölestina from Metz.

Name bearers

• Cölestina Zeiler von Zeilheim (1738 to 1766), one of the abbesses of Nonnberg
• Coelestina, in a fairy tale legend of the same name by Rudolf G. Binding
• Coelestine von Stechow, see Villa Coelestine von Stechow

See also

• (237) Coelestina , an asteroid
• Celestine
• Celestin
• Cölestine , an organ harmonica with three manuals
• Cölestiner , an order within the Benedictine order

Wiktionary: Celestines  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

swell

1. Jump up ↑ Jacques and Johanna Vasseur: Goldmann's Large First Name Book . Wilhelm Goldmann, Munich 1982, ISBN 3-442-10872-1 , p. 51 .
2. ↑ Theo Herrle (ed.): Reclams name book . Philipp Reclam Jun., Stuttgart 1979, ISBN 3-15-007399-5 , pp. 46 .
3. ↑ Santi, Beati e Testinmoni
4. ↑ Article about Saint Cölestina from Metz in the Italian Wikipedia