Ramona
[rəˈmoʊ.nə]Meaning
Spanish and Old German, the feminine of Ramon and Raymond — 'wise protector'.
Background Story
The name Ramona is derived from the Spanish name 'Romana', which means 'from Rome'. It has been popularized by various works of literature and media, including the beloved children's book series 'Ramona Quimby' by Beverly Cleary, where the titular character is a spirited and imaginative young girl.
Variations
ramone, ramonae
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