Inès
Introduction
Derived from the Latin 'agnus', meaning pure, chaste, or holy.
Background Story
The name Inès has roots in the Latin word 'agnus', which means lamb, and it is often associated with Saint Agnes, a martyr of early Christianity. The name has variations in multiple languages including Ines and Inez, appearing in various cultures. It has also been popularized by literature and film.
Letter Count
Variations
ines, inez, inés
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