Valentina
Valentina is a feminine given name . It is the feminine form of Valentin (Latin Valentīnus ), which is an adjective belonging to the Latin surname Valens with the suffix -īnus (mask., -Īna fem.) (Latin valēns ' strong, powerful, healthy being ', to valeō ). The word formation importance of Movierung lat. Valentīna is therefore 'to Valens Related' (o younger sister, daughter. Ä.), Personal names , however, can not always be translated. A Russian form of the name is Valentina .
distribution
In 2016, the name Valentina was the 10th most frequently given girl's name in Austria. In 2016 the name was given a total of 529 times in Austria; 1.27% of all newborn girls in Austria were named Valentina.
Name bearers
Valentina
- Valentina (281-317), saint from Caesarea in Palestine
- Valentina (* 1991), American drag queen
- Valentina Adler (1898–1942), Austrian communist
- Valentina Cervi (* 1976), Italian actress
- Valentina Cortese (1923–2019), Italian actress
- Valentīna Freimane (1922–2018), Latvian-Jewish film and theater scholar
- Valentina Giovagnini (1980–2009), Italian singer
- Valentina Kameníková (1930–1989), Soviet pianist
- Valentina Leskaj (* 1948), Albanian politician
- Valentina Lisitsa (* 1973), Ukrainian pianist
- Valentina Lodovini (* 1978), Italian film and television actress
- Valentina Margaglio (* 1993), Italian skeleton pilot
- Valentina Monetta (* 1975), San Marinese pop singer
- Valentina Nappi (* 1990), Italian porn actress
- Valentina Popovová (* 1960), Slovak table tennis player of Soviet origin
- Valentina Rodini (* 1995), Italian rower
- Valentina Vargas (* 1964), Chilean actress
- Valentina Vezzali (* 1974), Italian foil fencer
- Valentina Visconti (1368–1408), Italian nobleman
Valentina
- Valentina Artemjewa (* 1986) Russian breaststroke swimmer
- Valentina Grisodubowa (1909–1993), Soviet aviator and officer (colonel)
- Walentina Gunina (* 1989), Russian chess master
- Valentina Iwachnenko (* 1993), Russian tennis player who competed for Ukraine until 2014
- Valentina Jegorowa (* 1964), Russian long-distance runner and Olympic champion
- Valentina Koslowskaja (* 1938), Russian chess player
- Valentina Leontjewa (1923–2007), one of the first female television presenters in the USSR
- Valentina Matvijenko (* 1949), Russian politician and former governor of Saint Petersburg
- Valentina Nasarowa (* 1987), Russian biathlete
- Valentina Polchanowa (* 1971), Russian cyclist
- Valentina Popowa (* 1972), Russian weightlifter
- Valentina Prudskowa (* 1938), Russian foil fencer and Olympic champion
- Valentina Savchenkova (* 1983), Russian soccer player
- Walentina Schulina (* 1953), Soviet rower
- Valentina Serova (1917–1975), Soviet actress
- Walentina Talysina (born 1935), Russian actress
- Valentina Tereschkowa (* 1937), Soviet cosmonaut and the first woman in space
- Valentina Tichomirowa (* 1941), Russian athlete
- Valentina Tolkunova (1946-2010), Russian singer
- Valentina Vinogradowa (1943–2002), Soviet-Russian national volleyball player
In the literature
- Valentina , character in an Italian comic series by Guido Crepax
- Valentina Allegra de Fontaine , character in Marvel Comics
- Casa Valentina , a play by Harvey Fierstein from 2014
Web links
- Valentina on en.wiktionary.org (Engl.)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Valentina on behindthename.com (Engl.)
- ↑ Cf. Irene Balles, nominal word formation of Indo-European in basic features. The word formation patterns of selected Indo-European individual languages, Vol. 1: Latin, Ancient Greek. Hamburg: Dr. Kovac, 2008, p. 71 (S-119).
- ↑ The first name Valentina. Retrieved May 17, 2018 .