Its source is Diviana, a Latin name meaning "Goddess."
This was one of the names of the ancient Roman moon goddess, equivalent to the Greek goddess Artemis. She was also goddess of the hunt and of chastity. Like most deities, she was called by several names, including Cynthia and Delia.
Source Language:
Latin
Meaning:
Goddess
Original Form:
Diviana
Its source is an Ancient Germanic expression meaning "French person."
The Franks, a Germanic tribe that conquered the territory now known as France in the 6th century, most likely derived their name from their favorite weapon, a type of spear called a franca. The right to carry that weapon may have indicated full membership in the tribe.
Source Language:
Ancient Germanic
Meaning:
French Person
