📖 Sobre Olga
Olga é a forma eslava do nórdico antigo Helga, significando 'sagrada' ou 'abençoada'. Chegou à Rus de Kiev através dos varegues e foi imortalizada por Santa Olga de Kiev, a regente do século X que se tornou a primeira governante rus a adotar o cristianismo. Um nome de enorme prestígio espiritual e real na Europa Oriental há mais de mil anos, já foi carregado por imperatrizes, campeãs olímpicas e laureadas com o Nobel.
📍 Detalhes
- OrigemNorse, Scandinavian
- Gênero♀ Feminino
- SignificadoVariant of Helga. Holy, blessed
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