Martina
mar-TEE-nah
A classic feminine name meaning “of Mars,” often linked with courage and the Christian martyr Saint Martina.
Meaning
Martina comes from Latin and is related to Mars, the Roman god of war. In the naming books, it is treated as the feminine form of Martin and as a name associated with the Christian martyr Saint Martina. That gives it both a classical, martial sense and a later Christian devotional meaning.
Origin
Latinfeminine
Fun fact
The maidenhair fern is given as Martina’s emblem, and “courage” as her sentiment.
Confidence: sourced. Sources: History of Christian Names, Girls' Names and Name-Day and Birthday Book.