Immaculata

The name Immaculata is a shortened form of the Latin designation "Maria Immaculata" and was originally used exclusively in connection with Mary. It refers to the feast of "Maria Immaculata Conception", which celebrates the immaculate conception of Mary.

What does the name Immaculata mean?

Immaculata means "the Immaculate" or "the Pure" in English. The name has its roots in the Latin word immaculātus, which means "unblemished", "flawless", and "pure". In Catholic-influenced countries like Spain, this name is quite common, and there are also churches that bear this name. Other variants include Inmaculada, Imaculada, Immaculada, Immacolata, Immakulata, and Inma.

Where does the name Immaculata come from?

Immaculata is a feminine first name of Latin origin meaning "the Immaculate". The Latin term immaculātus is composed of the words for unblemished, flawless, and pure. This name can be found in various languages such as German and Irish, and it is also Latinized.

How do you pronounce Immaculata?

Im-ma-ku-la-ta

When is the name day of Immaculata?

The name day of Immaculata is celebrated on December 8.

Popularity

In Germany, Immaculata is a rather rare first name. It has never ranked in the German first name charts. The best placement the name achieved was in 2009, reaching 2,138th place in the Italian first name charts. Between 1999 and 2024, Immaculata was chosen as a first name in Italy fewer than 10 times, resulting in a ranking of 7,492. However, in the last ten years, the name has not been given to any child there.

Nicknames & pet names

Imma

Famous people

• Immaculata Schell (actress from Austria)
• Maria Immaculata von Neapel Sizilien (Archduchess of Austria)