Teresa

  • Origin
    Greek, Portuguese, Spanish
  • Meaning
    harvester
  • Variations
    Tessa, Theresa, Therese, Teresita
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  • Teresa brings warm tradition and gentle strength to the modern nursery. This enduring name has graced generations while never feeling overused or dated. It carries associations with kindness, dedication, and quiet leadership that many parents find aspirational. The name's soft consonants and flowing vowels create a melodious sound that feels nurturing and strong simultaneously. Teresa adapts beautifully across cultures and languages, making it ideal for families with diverse heritage or international connections. Its established presence means pronunciation comes naturally to most people, sparing the bearer from constant corrections. The name offers delightful nickname possibilities while maintaining dignity in its full form. Teresa suits both the energetic playground and the professional conference room, aging gracefully with its bearer through every life chapter with enduring grace and beauty.
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