Agnes
Introduction
pure, holy
Background Story
The name Agnes is derived from the Greek word 'hagnos', which means pure or holy. It has been a popular name throughout history, often associated with early Christian saints and martyrs. One famous bearer of the name is Saint Agnes, a young girl who was martyred in Rome in the 4th century, and her story has been a source of inspiration in various literary and artistic works.
Letter Count
Variations
Agnesa, Ines, Anya
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