Renata
[rəˈnɑːtə]Meaning
feminine form of the Latin name Renatus, from renatus, "reborn"
Background Story
Renata is the feminine form of the Latin saint's name Renatus, from the Latin renatus, meaning "reborn". It is used in Dutch, English, French, Hungarian, Latvian, Norwegian and Slovak, and was borrowed into Polish from Latin. Its cognates include Renée and Renate.
Temperament
Variations
Renate, Renata
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