Monica
Introduction
advisor or counselor
Background Story
The name Monica has its origins in Latin and is often associated with Saint Monica, the mother of St. Augustine. It has been a popular name in various cultures and is frequently portrayed in literature and media, most notably in the television show 'Friends', where Monica Geller is a main character known for her competitiveness and culinary skills.
Letter Count
Variations
Monika, Mónica, Monique
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