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Dictionary of Medieval Names
from European Sources
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Martina f. Fem. of Martin.

The name of a 3rd C patron saint of Rome and a 7th C Byzantine empress consort.

Belgium
Dutch
● 1597x1598 Martyne BoonenGes p. 373
England
Middle French
● 1568 martine WCS p. 39; 1572 Martine ibid. p. 41; 1572/3 Martine ibid. p. 7; 1577 martine ibid. p. 12; 1579 Martine ibid. p. 102; 1594 Martine ibid. p. 25
Walloon
● 1583/4 Martine RWC p. 8; 1584 Martine ibid. p. 8; 1592 Martine ibid. p. 564; 1593/4 Martine ibid. p. 31; 1595 Martine ibid. p. 39; 1599 Martine ibid. p. 52
France
Latin
● 814 Martina (nom) StVdM-II A1; 1171 Martina (nom) clairvaux-12thc 141; 1287 Martina (nom) GasReg-A p. 74; 1503 Martine (dat) MHCG2 278
Old French
● 1296 Martine paris1296 p. 46; 1313 Martine Paris1313 p. 80
Middle French
● 1421 Martine favier 546; 1423 Martine ibid. 336; 1563 Martine RegPCC-1 p. 20; 1564 Martine ibid. p. 61; 1565 Martine ibid. p. 112; 1566 Martine ibid. p. 203; 1567 Martine ibid. p. 282; 1568 Martine ibid. p. 391; 1570 Martine ibid. p. 428; 1571 Martine ibid. p. 456; 1572 Martine ibid. p. 501
Italy
Latin
● 1265x1339 Martina (nom) BBC-Berg 34
◑ 1265x1339 Martinella (nom) BBC-Berg 102
Spain
Catalan
● 1510 Martina valencia1510 4052
Cite as: J. Uckelman, S.L. Uckelman. "Martina". In S.L. Uckelman, ed. The Dictionary of Medieval Names from European Sources, Edition 2021, no. 1. http://dmnes.org/2021/1/name/Martina.