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The name Diana means "divine" or "heavenly". It is derived from the Roman goddess of the moon and hunting, Diana.
Latin divine
Derived from the Latin Diviana, which is from divus (divine). The name is borne in Roman mythology by the virgin goddess of the moon and of hunting. Var: Diane, Dianna, Dianne, Dionne, Dyan, Dyana, Dyann, Dyanna, Dyanne. Short: Di. (Di-AN-NAH)
Derived from the Latin diviana (divine). The name is that of the Roman mythological goddess of the moon and of hunting, who was popularly worshiped in New Testament times. (DI-AN-AH)
Derived from the Latin Diviana, which is from divus (divine). The name is borne in Roman mythology by the virgin goddess of the moon and of hunting. It has received a boost in popularity from Princess Diana. Var: Diane, Dianna, Dianne, Dionne, Dyan. Short: Di. (DI-AN-NAH)
Derived from the Latin Diviana, which is from divus (divine). The name is borne in Roman mythology by the virgin goddess of the moon and of hunting. See DIANA (Mythology and Astrology Names). (DEE-AH-NAH)
Derived from the Latin Diviana, which is from divus (divine). The name is borne in Roman mythology by the virgin goddess of the moon and of hunting. The daughter of Jupiter and Latona, and the sister of Apollo, Diana is equated with the Greek goddess Artemis. (Di-ANA)
Derived from the Latin Diviana, which is from divus (divine). The name is borne in Roman mythology by the virgin goddess of the moon and of hunting. Var: Djana. (DEE-AH-NAH)
Derived from the Latin Diviana, which is from divus (divine). (DEE-AH-NAH)
Derived from the Latin Diviana, which is from divus (divine). The name is borne in Roman mythology by the virgin goddess of the moon and of hunting. (DEE-AH-NAH)
A borrowing from the English, Diana is derived from the Latin Diviana, which is from divus (divine). The name is borne in Roman mythology by the virgin goddess of the moon and of hunting. It received a boost in popularity after Prince Charles married Lady Diana Spencer. Short: Di. (DI-AN-NAH)
Derived from the Latin Diviana (divine). Var: Dianna. (DEE-AH-NAH)
A borrowing from the English, Diana is derived from the Latin Diviana, which is from divus (divine). The name is borne in Roman mythology by the virgin goddess of the moon and of hunting. In the British Isles, the name received a boost in popularity due to Diana, the princess of Wales. (DI-AN-NAH)
(Latin) divine. Mythology: the goddess of the hunt, the moon, and fertility. See also Deann, Deanna, Dyana.
(Greek) a form of Diana.
Pure
(Latin) divine woman; goddess of the hunt and fertility
