Agata

Origen y significado de Agata

Agata comes from the Greek agathḗ, 'good, virtuous'. It owes its fortune to Saint Agatha of Catania, a third-century martyr among the most venerated in the Mediterranean and patron of the Sicilian city. An old, noble name common in Italy, Spain and Poland, its English form Agatha — made famous by writer Agatha Christie — gives it a retro charm.

Variantes en el mundo

Cómo se dice Agata en otros idiomas.

Personas famosas

• Sant'Agata di Catania— santo