Origin
Greek, Italian, Latin, Spanish
This spelling variation adds international dimension to a perennial favorite. The inclusion of the 'h' removal signals continental European influences, particularly Spanish or Italian heritage. It's a name that travels well, recognized and pronounceable across linguistic boundaries while maintaining cultural specificity. The three-syllable structure provides elegant rhythm, and the name ages gracefully from infancy through adulthood. Classical without being stuffy, traditional without being dated, it occupies that sweet spot of familiar yet distinctive. Girls with this name often embody grace combined with determination, balancing feminine elegance with inner strength. The spelling choice allows parents to honor cultural connections while providing their daughter with a name that functions seamlessly in diverse contexts, from local communities to international settings.
