MEANING & HISTORY
What does Cristina Isidra mean?
Cristina Isidra combines the names Cristina and Isidra. Cristina is a form of Christina used in Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and other languages. It belongs to the Latin Christianus family, referring to someone belonging to Christ.
Christ derives from Greek Christos, anointed. The spelling without h reflects the language form. The exact Isidra entry identifies a Spanish variant of Isidora.
Isidora is the feminine counterpart of Isidore, the Greek name formed with Isis and gift. This documented chain is important: the abbreviated spelling does not remove the older goddess-name component or turn the name into an unrelated modern phrase.
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Pronunciation & syllables
Synthetic voice reading
Origin and name formation
The cited sources trace Cristina Isidra through Greek.
Parts of this name
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Records & sources
Recorded use
- OpenHalalan / COMELEC · 2001
- 1 elected-candidate record · ODbL 1.0
These records document use of the spelling; they are separate from birth statistics.
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- OpenHalalan — pinned 2001 COMELEC transcription (opens in a new tab)
- COMELEC — 2001 List of Elected Candidates (opens in a new tab)
- Behind the Name — Cristina (opens in a new tab)
- Behind the Name — Isidra (opens in a new tab)
- Wiktionary contributors — Cristina (English) (opens in a new tab)
- Wiktionary contributors — Cristina (Spanish) (opens in a new tab)