These are so interesting! ( Id on’t know how to do the accents?)
Levente, Gergo, Dominik, Laszlo,Zoltan, Marcell,Zalan, Zsolt, Sandor, Tibor, Abel, Imre, Szebasztian.
Reka, Zsofia, Luca, Dora,Eszter, Vivien, Dorina, Lilla, Noemi, Flora, Timea, Kata, Emese, Eniko, Ramona, Dorottya, Janka, Cintia, Mira, Liza, Lilien, Kira, Klara,Orsolya, Zita, Nikoletta, Izabella, Zsanett, Amira, Klaudia, Livia, Mirella, Melinda, Anita.
There is some really cool saints names 🙂 If I time before the book goes back I will do some postings on individual ones 🙂
Genevieve, Elizabeth Ann, Raphaela, Genovea, Zdislava, Leonie, Marguerite, Ita, Roseline, Margaret, Eustochia, Agnes, Dwynwen, Verdiana, Eusebia, Bathildis, Hyacintha, Marcella, Brigid, Anna, Claudine, Maria, Agatha, Dorothy, Colette, Josephine, Apollonia, Scholastica, Jeanne, Catherine, Gertrude, Walburga, Paula, Anne, Katharine, Teresa, Felicity, Perpetua, Cunegunda, Frances, Fina, Matilda, Louise, Benedetta, Rafqa, Lucy, Gladys, Catalina, Crescentia, Julie, Mary, Gemma, Lydwina, Bernadette, Casilda, Fara, Zita, Gianna, Panacea, Wiborada, Maura, Rosa, Magdalene, Dymphna, Rita, Mariana, Ursula, Ubaldesca, Bona, Joan, Blandina, Clotilda, Melania, Florida, Germaine, Aleydis. (more to come)
I am reading a book by a lady who had cancer in her mouth, her daughters are Zita,Emma & Vanessa.
Saint Zita (c. 1218 – 27 April 1272) was an Italian saint, the patron saint of maids and domestic servants. She is also appealed to in order to help find lost keys. (Wikipedia)
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The girl’s name Zita \z(i)-ta\ is pronounced ZEE-tah. It is of Greek origin, and its meaning is “seeker“. A saint‘s name; also a short form of Rosita and Teresita. The name of the last Hapsburg empress.
Zita has 2 variant forms: Zeeta and Zyta. (http://www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/0/Zita)
New Zealand Baby Names 