Agata
[ˈaɡəta]Meaning
form of Agatha in various languages
Background Story
Agata is a form of Agatha used in a number of languages, among them Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Latvian, Norwegian and Portuguese. In Polish it is a learned borrowing from Latin Agatha, itself from the Ancient Greek name Agathē. Related forms include the variant Agafya, the masculine Agatino and the diminutives Aga, Agatka, Jagienka, Jagna, Jaga and Agda, and it also appears with the spellings Ágata and Agáta.
Temperament
Variations
Agathe, Agataha
Related Names
Adela
Short form of Old German names beginning with adal, meaning "noble"
Aiola
Recorded as a rare feminine given name in Albanian
Arola
From Finnish aro, meaning steppe or wet meadow, plus the suffix -la
Abbie
English diminutive of Abigail
Abela
A surname; also a form of the name Abel, from Biblical Hebrew הֶבֶל
Adine
Recorded as a feminine given name in Norwegian
Adria
Short form of Adriana
Affra
Recorded as a feminine given name in medieval German
Afina
Russian and Ukrainian form of Athena
Aggi
A diminutive form of names like Agatha, meaning 'good' or 'kind'.