Given name

Conradina

“a bold counselor”·“a brave and bold ruler; a bold advisor”

Conradina is a feminine form of Conrad. One German interpretation is “a brave and bold ruler; a bold advisor.”

Meaning & origin

What it means

In German use, Conradina carries the interpretation “a bold counselor.” Conradina is a feminine form of Conrad. One German interpretation is “a brave and bold ruler; a bold advisor.”

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Where it comes from

An origin associated with this spelling is German.

How it developed

Conradina is used as a feminine counterpart of Conrad.

Conradina’s family of names

Conradina is a feminine form of Conrad. Conradina has a related form in Conrada. Conradina has a related form in Conrade.

Walk Conradina’s family in the name graph

ConradinaConradaConradeConradineConradiaConradeanaConradeinaConradienaConradeenaConradyneConradynaConrad

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