Calogera

Calogera represents the female variant of the name Calogero, which originates from Italian and goes back to the Latin name Calogerus. The origin of the name can be found in ancient Greek, where it derives from kalós (καλός), meaning 'good, beautiful, noble', and gêras (γῆρας), meaning 'old age'.

What does the name Calogera mean?

The meaning of Calogera as the female form of Calogero is 'noble elderly woman', which arises from the ancient Greek word composition that combines the terms for 'good, beautiful, noble' and 'old age'.

Where does the name Calogera come from?

Calogera is a female first name with ancient Greek roots, meaning 'noble elderly woman'. The word parts come from ancient Greek: kalós (καλός) stands for good, beautiful, noble, while gêras (γῆρας) stands for old age. The language in which this name is predominantly used is Italian.

How do you pronounce Calogera?

Ka-lo-dscher-a

When is the name day of Calogera?

The name days of Calogera are celebrated on February 11 (Calogerus of Ravenna) and June 18 (Calogerus of Sicily).

Popularity

In Germany, Calogera is a rather rare first name. It has not even been mentioned in the German first name charts so far. The name reached its best ranking in Italy in 2005 at 1,510th place. In the last ten years, Calogera has been given as a first name there less than ten times, bringing it to 5,278th place in the ten-year statistics. From 1999 to 2024, it ranks 3,901st in Italy.

Nicknames & pet names

Cal / Caro

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