Violeta name meaning

What does Violeta mean?

Particulary used in Romanian, Slavic, English and Spanish loved, Violeta is used as a gender-neutral name. It is rooted from English and Latin, meaning of Violeta is "Violet Flower, Viola or Violets".

Violeta is variant of widespread and all time favorite Violet. Violet is short form of Viola. Origin of Well-Known Violet is in English and Latin, meaning of Violet is "Violet Flower and Bluish Purple".

How do I pronounce Violeta?

vi(o)-le-ta is the most common way to pronounce three syllabled Violeta.

Variants of Violeta

Violet, Eolande

How popular is the name Violeta?

Violeta is common in United States where over 6118 new-borns have been given the name since 1918. At present peaking at the charts, the moniker grabbed the 960th spot and 273 baby girls were given the name.

Violeta is an uncommon baby name in England and Wales where it is still in use. Also, it is among the top 900 girl names in France. Over 280 babies in France have been named Violeta.

However things change on global perspective, Violeta is extremely popular in Philippines where every 1 in 2000 have the name. Also the baby name is popular in Mexico, Bulgaria, Romania, Peru, Albania, Chile, Lithuania, Spain, Serbia, North Macedonia, Mozambique, Argentina, Angola, Venezuela and Ecuador.

According to our estimate, at least 390000 people have been bestowed Violeta around the globe.

Facts

Here's what numbers has to say about Violeta

You don't take them seriously because of their mediocre lives. If letter A is your capstone in your name, you are romantic by nature. However, you are also interested in action. You are independent and capable to provide for you and your family. You are full of dignity, charm, and have a lot of admirers because of your openness and kind nature. Relax, no one is forcing you to do things as other people do it.

Looking for a name like Violeta? Please go through the following names

•  Russel - Originated from Latin and Old French, Prevalent and Ceaseless Russel means "Red-haired or Red Skinned" used for both sexes is used primarily in Scottish and English
•  Karinah - Notably used in English recent and rarefied, Karinah means "Cute, Dear Little One and Dear" used as a baby girl name came from Old Greek, Italian and Latin. Karinah is resulted from Karina.
•  Lionel - Prevailing and Enduring Lionel has its origin in Latin is chiefly used in French, Swedish and English is a unisex name, Lionel means "Form of Leonard, Young Lion or Like a Lion"
•  Destiny - Destiny's meaning is The Mythological Greek God of Fate, Certain Fortune or Destiny is originated from English and Latin and is given to both genders is especially used in Danish, Swedish and Finnish
•  Mila - Widespread and Perpetual Mila has its origin in Old Slavic, Latin and Slavonic is a gender insensitive name, Mila means "Fame or Dear" is used in Finnish, Swahili and Slavic

•  Allivia
•  Nonea
•  Faustus
•  Carmel
•  Antoinette

•  Violette
•  Ammad
•  Dezsõ
•  Fabiane
•  Amabel

Famous people named Violeta

• Violeta Szekely, Romanian former middle distance runner
• Violeta Chamorro, Nicaraguan politician
• Violeta Parra, Chilean composer, songwriter, folklorist
• Violeta Urmana, is Lithuanian opera singer
• Violeta Menjívar, Salvadoran politician affiliated with the Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front
• Violeta Retamoza, Mexican professional golfer
• Violeta Riaubiškytė-Tarasovienė, famous Lithuanian singer and show host
• Violeta Rodríguez in Cosas que dejé en La Habana as Actress
• Violeta Cela in Conquest as Actress
• Violeta Urtizberea in Enséñame a vivir as Actress
• Violeta Ayala in Stolen as Director
• Violeta Markovska in Universal Soldier: Regeneration as Actress
• Violeta Isfel in Flor de metal as Actress
• Violeta Bulc is a Slovenian businesswoman and politician.
• Actor Violeta Alemán, famous for TV series Carita pintada
• In 1979, Violeta Andrei characterized the role of N in romance movie Al patrulea stol.
• Violeta Antier, from 1967 drama flick Gente conmigo, who characterized Nora.
• Violeta Ferraz played leading character of Gertrudes in 1956 comedy flick Quem Sabe, Sabe!.
• Violeta Gindeva, from 1973 drama film Dashterite na nachalnika, who played the Kita.
• Violeta Doneva characterized the leading character of Maria in 1972 drama flick Obich.
• Violeta Bahchevanova, from 1969 drama movie Selo kray zavod, who characterized Igna.
• In 1964, Violeta Antonova portrayed the role of Viki in drama flick Mezhdu relsite.
• Violeta Minkova played key role of Maykata na Plamen in 1966 family movie Mezhdu dvamata.
• In 2002 film, El secreto de Julia, Violeta Naón portrayed N.
• In 2002, Violeta Illescas played the role of N in action and crime movie Viaje aterrador.
• Violeta Del Campo, from 1941 music, romance flick Mariposa, who played the N.

Lists having Violeta

• Boys names beginning with V
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• Girl names that ends with -eta
• Baby Names that mean Violet
• Baby Names that mean Flower
• Baby Names that mean Violets

Sources

1. Social Security Administration, https://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/index.html
2. Office for National Statistics, https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/livebirths
3. Instituto Nacional de Estadística, https://www.ine.es/dyngs/INEbase/en/operacion.htm?c=Estadistica_C&cid=1254736177009&menu=resultados&idp=1254734710990#_tabs-1254736195498
4. Institut national de la statistique et des études économiques, https://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/2540004
5. Sociale Verzekeringsbank, https://statbel.fgov.be/en/themes/population/family-names-and-first-names/first-names-boys-and-girls
6. Office fédéral de la statistique, https://www.bfs.admin.ch/bfs/fr/home/statistiques/population/naissances-deces/prenoms-nouveaux-nes.html