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Silvana
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silvana
English
Etymology
From en it,pt,es Silvana, from en la Silvāna.
Proper noun
en female Italian,Portuguese,Spanish.
en 22 August 1811 Married w:Caledonian Mercury 13,991 Edinburgh [3] https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/393186058/ 5 1016232798 At Lochwinnoch, on the 13th curt. Mr. William Brodie, of Ward, to Miss Silvana Caldwell.
en 30 January 1996 Birthdays w:South Wales Evening Post 38,116 Swansea “On the Grapevine” section 2 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/1006366416/ 1 22499028 Donna Johns is 18, congratulations and love from Angela, Will, Nicola, Wayne, James and baby Silvana and especially Joan and Ken.
en 24 May 2007 It’s a Girl! Douglas County Herald 121st year 34 Ava, Mo. B-9 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/611524151/ 6 0746-8946 1321252082 Brian and Nathaly Sherrill of Ava, Missouri are very pleased and happy to announce the birth of their baby daughter, Silvana Isabel Sherrill
Italian
Pronunciation
Silvàna
Proper noun
f
it female Silvano
Anagrams
it aailnsv invalsa slavina
Latin
Etymology
The feminine of la Silvānus, from la silva ānus forest.
Pronunciation
Silvāna
Noun
Silvāna<1.abus.both>
la Roman god a female wood-deity
Declension
Silvāna<1.abus.both>
Derived terms
it Silvana
pt Silvã
References
Portuguese
Pronunciation
Proper noun
f
pt female
Slovene
sl:
Pronunciation
Silvȃna
Proper noun
Silvȃna f
sl female
Declension
Silvȃn
Further reading
Spanish
Pronunciation
Proper noun
f
es female