Origin and Meaning of Ginetta

Fair, pure, or white

Origin: Italian - Ginetta is a diminutive of the name Ginerva, which itself is derived from the Old Welsh name Gwenhwyfar (Guinevere). The elements 'gwen' means 'fair, white, or blessed' and 'hwyfar' means 'smooth' or 'peaceful'.

• Ginetta is a less common name but is known in Italian-speaking regions and is often associated with grace and elegance.
• Though primarily used in Italy, variations of Ginetta can be found across several cultures, often as a form of diminutive or endearment.
• Notable bearers include Ginetta Sagan, a prominent human rights activist, and Ginetta's appearance in various Italian literature and art.
• Ginetta has seen modest popularity, especially in Italy, but it remains relatively unique compared to its more common counterparts like Ginevra or Guinevere.
• Related names include Ginevra, Ginny (diminutive), Jenny, and Guinevere, each sharing similar roots and meanings.