Celestina
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7.2
- proper noun
- /səˈlɛstɪnə/
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Celestina
- It's not like the big mating ceremony, but it's like a little party for Celestina and Ephraim.
It's not like the big mating ceremony, but it's like a little party for Celestina and Ephraim.
- It's not like the big mating ceremony, but it's like a little party for Celestina and Ephraim.
Examples
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Everyone in the family was excited to celebrate Celestina's birthday.
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For convenience's sake, I designate the source of Celestina simply as Fernando de Rojas.
Academic text (2001) -
My real name is Celestina.
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Hugs, Celestina Marie
Blog text (33) -
Celestina Giuliani learned the word "slander" at her cousin's baptism.
Blog text (32) -
My friend Celestina always brings laughter to our gatherings.
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Celestina is a beautiful name that is popular in Spanish-speaking cultures.
Synonyms
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3.7
A female name common in Spanish-speaking countries
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5.6
A woman's name common in Spanish-speaking countries
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7.6
A French name used for girls
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8.5
A female given name or surname used to suggest an elegant noble background
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8.0
An Italian girl's name like Margaret
A woman's first name used in several countries
Surface Forms
Etymology
Celestina comes from the Latin word caelestis, which means 'heavenly' or 'from the sky'. The same root appears in the English word celestial, so the name suggests something 'heavenly' or beautiful.