Yolanda

  • Origin
    Greek
  • Meaning
    violet flower
  • Variations
    Yolonda, Yolandah, Iolanda, Iolanthe, Yasmine, Yvonne, Yasmin, Yasmeen
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  • The name Yolanda, with its Greek origins, brings to mind a sense of elegance and charm. Derived from "Iolanthe," meaning "violet flower" or "violet blossom," Yolanda carries with it a delicate yet powerful aura. This name has stood the test of time, resonating with parents who seek a classic and unique choice for their baby girl. Yolanda's variations like Iolanda and Jolanda offer a touch of versatility, while its similar names such as Isabella and Rosalinda showcase its timeless appeal. Common nicknames like Yola and Yoyo add a friendly familiarity to the name. Throughout history, Yolanda has graced the lives of accomplished women like gospel singer Yolanda Adams and activist Yolanda King. In fiction, characters like Yolanda Vega from "Orange Is the New Black" and Yolanda Gama from "The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao" bring depth and personality to the name. Choosing Yolanda for your baby girl is a tribute to strength and beauty, a name that captures the essence of both the delicate bloom and the unyielding spirit. With its rich history and timeless allure, Yolanda is a name that will continue to shine brightly for generations to come.
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