Origin and Meaning of Titiana

Fairy Queen, Princess of the Fairies

Origin: English - The name Titiana is derived from 'Titania', the name of the Queen of the Fairies in William Shakespeare's play 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'. The root 'Titan' refers to the Titans of Greek mythology, symbolizing greatness.

• Titania is known for her beauty and power in 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', where she is a central character, embodying themes of love and nature.
• The name Titiana has variations in different cultures, often associated with fairy tale themes and romantic literature.
• Notable references to the name include its use in adaptations of Shakespeare's works, and it has been used in various films and literature that draw on fairy tale motifs.
• The name Titiana is less common than its original form, Titania, but has seen fluctuations in usage, especially in literary contexts.
• Related names include Titania, Titianna, and other variations that echo the fairy queen theme.