Origin and Meaning of Yolanta

Violet flower

Origin: Old French - Derived from the name 'Iolanda,' which is rooted in the Latin word 'iolanda,' meaning 'violet.' It also has associations with the Old French word 'yole' which relates to the name.

• Yolanta is a name that has been used across various cultures, particularly in Eastern Europe, and is often associated with sophistication and beauty.
• In Poland, Yolanta is a popular variant of the name, where it is often spelled as 'Joanna' or 'Yolanda' in some regions.
• Notable bearers of the name include Yolanta Adams, who was a prominent Polish politician, and Yolanta Kaczmarek, a well-known television presenter.
• Yolanta has been gaining popularity in recent years, especially in countries with strong Polish heritage. It was less common in the early 20th century but has since experienced a resurgence.
• Variations of the name include Yolanda (Spanish), Iolanda (Italian), and Jolanta (Polish), each with its unique cultural significance.