Meaning, origin and history of the name Inessa

Gender Feminine

Scripts Інесса (Ukrainian)

Pronounced Pron. /ɪ.ˈnɛs.sə/ (Russian) /i.ˈnɛs.sɐ/ (Ukrainian) [key ·simplify]

Meaning & History

Russian and Ukrainian form of Inés.

VariantsAgnessa, Agnia, Agniya (Russian)

Other Languages & CulturesAgnesa (Albanian) Oanez (Breton) Agnès (Catalan) Agneza, Ines, Janja, Nensi (Croatian) Anežka (Czech) Agnes, Agnete, Agnethe (Danish) Agnes, Inez, Nes, Neske (Dutch) Agnes, Annis, Inez, Aggie, Annice, Nan, Nance, Nanci, Nancy (English) Agness (English (African)) Agnes, Age (Estonian) Aune, Iines (Finnish) Agnès, Inès (French) Agnes, Ines (German) Agni (Greek) Ágnes, Ági (Hungarian) Agnes (Icelandic) Aignéis, Nainsí (Irish) Agnese, Ines (Italian) Agnes, Hagne (Late Greek) Agnese, Agnija, Inese, Ina (Latvian) Agnė, Inesa (Lithuanian) Agnija (Macedonian) Agnes, Agnete, Agnethe (Norwegian) Agnieszka, Aga, Jaga, Jagienka, Jagna, Jagusia (Polish) Inês (Portuguese) Nanci (Portuguese (Brazilian)) Agnija, Janja (Serbian) Agnesa, Agneša (Slovak) Ines, Janja, Neža (Slovene) Inés (Spanish) Nancy (Spanish (Latin American)) Agnes, Ines, Inez, Agneta, Agnetha (Swedish) Nest, Nesta (Welsh)

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