Given name

Heta

Heta is a feminine given name from Swedish. It is used in Finnish.

Meaning & origin

Where it comes from

Heta comes from Swedish.

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How it developed

In Finnish usage, Heta developed from Hedvig.

Heta’s family of names

In Finnish usage, Heta shares a linguistic root with the English form Hedwig. In Finnish usage, Heta has a conventional equivalent in the English form Hedwig. In Finnish usage, Heta developed from the Swedish form Hedvig.

Walk Heta’s family in the name graph

HetaHeddaHedwigHelviHedvigHettaHedaHety

The ring: across languages.

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Across languages 7

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People named Heta

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Swedish

Hettula

Hettula is a surname, possibly from Russian, ultimately from Swedish. It is used in Finnish.

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Swedish

Henriikka

Henriikka is a feminine given name from Swedish. It is used in Finnish.

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Swedish

Hedeen

“heath, moor”

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Swedish

Haaga

Haaga is a surname from Swedish. It is used in Finnish.

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Swedish · Nature

Hellstrom

“stone, rock” · “river, stream”

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Swedish

Hälvä

Hälvä is a surname from Old Swedish. It is used in Finnish.

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Ancient Greek

Kreeta

Kreeta is a feminine given name from Swedish, ultimately from Ancient Greek. It is used in Finnish and Estonian.

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>99% girls

Old High German

Bertta

“shining”

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>99% girls

Sibling ideas

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