Cinzia
From Mount Cynthus, epithet of Artemis
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Origin and meaning of Cinzia
Cinzia comes from the Greek Kynthía, 'from Mount Cynthus,' on the island of Delos. It was one of the epithets of Artemis (the Roman Diana), born according to myth on that very mountain: the name thus evokes the goddess of the moon and the hunt. Found almost only in Italy, it has its counterparts in the English Cynthia and the Spanish Cintia. It blends classical refinement and lunar brightness, with a sweet, elegant, unmistakably Italian sound.
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What does the name Cinzia mean?
The name Cinzia means From Mount Cynthus, epithet of Artemis.
What is the origin of the name Cinzia?
Origin of Cinzia: Greek.
What are the international variants of the name Cinzia?
International variants of Cinzia: Cynthia, Cinthia, Cintia, and Cynthie.