Águeda (en. Agatha)

/ˈaɡeða/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
Female proper name of Latin origin that can be used in religious contexts.
Águeda is the patroness of women suffering from breast diseases.
Águeda es la patrona de las mujeres que sufren de enfermedades del seno.
Name of a religious or cultural festivity in some regions.
Every February 5th, the feast of Águeda is celebrated in various localities.
Cada 5 de febrero se celebra la fiesta de Águeda en varias localidades.

Etymology

It comes from the Latin 'Aquila', which means 'eagle', but it is also linked to the word 'aegida' that means 'protection'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

Day of Águeda
It refers to the festivity in honor of Saint Águeda.
Día de Águeda
Be like Águeda
Expression that refers to being strong and resilient.
Ser como Águeda

Related Words

avocado
Edible fruit that comes from the avocado tree.
aguacate
needle
Sharp instrument used for sewing.
aguja

Slang Meanings

To be very happy and festive.
Today I am in águeda because it is Friday.
Hoy estoy a águeda porque es viernes.