Theresa
Avila's mystical saint
Theresa is a feminine given name, traditionally spelled with an H (Theresa) or without (Teresa).
The name has been borne by several Catholic saints, most notably Teresa of Ávila and Mother Teresa.
It peaked in American popularity mid-20th century: Theresa was the third-most-popular girl's name in 1956.
West Bengal's capital city
- missionaryReligious outreach worker
- canonizationOfficial declaration of sainthood
- beatificationDeclaring someone among blessed
- Nobel PrizeHighest academic honor
Vatican · saint · nun · Catholic · compassion · charity · humanitarian · selflessness
European imperial dynasty
- AustriaCentral European alpine republic
- archduchessHigh-ranking royal woman
- dynastySuccessive family rulers
- throneCeremonial chair for sovereigns
reign · consort · monarchy · succession · imperial · princess · Spanish · Bourbon
Shortened feminine name
- TerriFemale given name
- TracyFeminine given name
- nicknameInformal substitute name
- namesakeOne sharing another's name
Spanish · Italian · Portuguese · christening · baptism · patron saint · nameday · given name
Calcutta
West Bengal's capital city
- missionaryReligious outreach worker
- canonizationOfficial declaration of sainthood
- beatificationDeclaring someone among blessed
Nobel Prize · Vatican · saint · nun · Catholic · compassion · charity · humanitarian · selflessness · poverty
Habsburg
European imperial dynasty
- AustriaCentral European alpine republic
- archduchessHigh-ranking royal woman
- dynastySuccessive family rulers
throne · reign · consort · monarchy · succession · imperial · princess · Spanish · Bourbon · court
Tess
Shortened feminine name
namesake · Spanish · Italian · Portuguese · christening · baptism · patron saint · nameday · given name · feminine
- Theresa MayBritish leader 2016-2019
- Mother TheresaCanonized humanitarian serving destitute