Renata
"Reborn" in Latin
Renata is a feminine given name of Latin origin, meaning "reborn" or "born again." Common in Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Polish cultures, it has a formal, continental European feel in English: Renata was the only one who remembered my birthday.
The masculine form is Renato.
Revival from death
- revivalReturn after decline
- regenerationBiological self-repair process
- rejuvenationRestoration of youthful vigor
- reawakeningRenewed consciousness or awareness
transformation · reinvention · resurgence · born-again · baptism · second-chance · metamorphosis · revitalization
Italy's capital city
- ItalyBoot-shaped European nation
- MilanLombardy's capital city
- FlorenceTuscan capital city
- VeniceLagoon city, northeastern Italy
opera · soprano · diva · bella · signorina · Catholic · Mediterranean · romantic
Effortless beauty of motion
- poiseGraceful, unshakable calm
- refinementElegance of manner
- sophisticationCultured elegance and complexity
- styleDistinctive way of expression
chic · polish · dignity · finesse · distinction · cultured · feminine · timeless
resurrection
Revival from death
- revivalReturn after decline
- regenerationBiological self-repair process
- rejuvenationRestoration of youthful vigor
reawakening · transformation · reinvention · resurgence · born-again · baptism · second-chance · metamorphosis · revitalization · rekindling
Rome
Italy's capital city
Venice · opera · soprano · diva · bella · signorina · Catholic · Mediterranean · romantic · passionate
grace
Effortless beauty of motion
- poiseGraceful, unshakable calm
- refinementElegance of manner
- sophisticationCultured elegance and complexity
style · chic · polish · dignity · finesse · distinction · cultured · feminine · timeless · classic
Sophia
Greek-derived feminine name
Charlotte · Emma · Victoria · Julia · Vivian · Beatrice · Genevieve · Clara · Francesca · Valentina
- Renaissance artistsCreative figures from cultural rebirth
- Renaissance manMulti-talented individual
- Renaissance fairHistorical reenactment festival
- Renaissance festivalThemed medieval celebration
- Harlem RenaissanceBlack arts explosion, 1920s
- Renaissance menBroadly accomplished individuals