Mandica

The first name Mandica is a diminutive form of the name Manda, which has its origins in Croatia. Manda, in turn, is considered a Serbo-Croatian diminutive of the name Magdalena. The meaning of the name can be translated as 'the one who comes from Magdala' and 'the Exalted'.

What does the name Mandica mean?

Mandica is a feminine form of the name Manda, which is considered a Croatian diminutive and is derived from Magdalena. The meaning of the name is 'the one who comes from Magdala' as well as 'the Exalted'. The roots trace back to the ancient Hebrew word migdal, which means 'the tower'. Other variants include Magdalene, Magdala, and Magdalina.

Where does the name Mandica come from?

The name Mandica has Latin roots and means 'the one who comes from Magdala'. The etymology derives from the ancient Hebrew term migdal for 'the tower'. The language of the name is Croatian.

How do you pronounce Mandica?

Man-di-tscha

When is the name day of Mandica?

The name day for Mandica is celebrated on July 22.

Popularity

In Switzerland, the girl's name Mandica ranks 9,783rd in the official list of the most common first names, with a total of 17 people bearing this name. Details on the distribution in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland show that Mandica is particularly common in certain regions: In Germany, the name can be found in Bremen, Hamburg, and Thuringia (each 33.3%). In Austria, it is represented 100% in Vienna.