Valentina (en. Valentina)

/ba.len.ti.na/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Feminine name derived from the Latin 'Valentinus'.

Valentina is a popular name in many Spanish-speaking countries.

Valentina es un nombre popular en muchos países de habla hispana.

It is often associated with the idea of love and bravery.

Valentine's Day celebrates Valentinas and all lovers.

El Día de San Valentín celebra a las Valentinas y a todos los enamorados.

It can also refer to the date of February 14, which is Valentine's Day.

February 14 is known as Valentina's day.

El 14 de febrero es conocido como el día de Valentina.

It comes from the Latin 'Valentinus', which means 'the one who is strong' or 'brave'.

Today is Valentine's Day

It refers to Valentine's Day, a celebration of love.

Hoy es San Valentín

Valentina always smiles

It expresses the positive attitude of a person named Valentina.

Valentina siempre sonríe

Give me some love, Valentina

Expression of affection towards someone named Valentina.

Dame un poco de amor, Valentina

Valentín

Equivalent masculine name used in the context of love.

Valentín

Valor

Quality of being brave, which derives from the same origin.

Valentía

Valespecial

Colloquial term to refer to a special event like Valentine's Day.

Valespecial

A person who is always in love.

That girl is a Valentina; she's always with someone new.

Esa chica es una Valentina, siempre está con alguien nuevo.

Sweet and affectionate girl.

I can't believe Valentina always gives chocolates; it's so typical of her.

No puedo creer que Valentina siempre regale chocolates, es tan típica de ella.

Strong and independent woman.

Valentina doesn't need anyone to be happy; she's a true Valentina.

Valentina no necesita a nadie para ser feliz; es una verdadera Valentina.