Assuntina
Latin · Girl · 4 syllables
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About the name Assuntina
Assuntina is the feminine diminutive form of Assunta, derived from the Latin "Assumpta," meaning "taken up" or "assumed," referring to the Assumption of Mary in Christian theology.
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Etymology
Assuntina is the feminine diminutive form of Assunta, derived from the Latin "Assumpta," meaning "taken up" or "assumed," referring to the Assumption of Mary in Christian theology. The name is primarily used in Italian and other Romance language-speaking Catholic communities, with particular prevalence in Italy and among Italian diaspora populations.
Assuntina currently ranks #1,993 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1961.
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