Diana

E71669

feminine given name given name

Diana is a feminine given name of Latin origin, famously borne by the Roman goddess of the hunt and by Diana, Princess of Wales.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	feminine given name → given name →
associatedWith	Roman goddess Diana → Roman mythology →
associatedWithConcept	chastity → nature → the hunt → the moon →
category	Latin feminine given names → feminine given names → theophoric given names →
derivedFrom	Latin name Diana →
etymologyRoot	Proto-Indo-European word for sky or daylight (related to *dyeu-) →
famousBearer	Diana Krall → Diana Rigg → Diana Ross → Diana, Princess of Wales → Diana, Roman goddess of the hunt →
gender	feminine →
hasCulturalUsage	Christian cultures → secular Western cultures →
hasDiminutive	Ana → Di →
hasHistoricalUsageSince	antiquity →
hasIncreasedPopularityPeriod	late 20th century →
hasOrigin	Ancient Rome → Latin language →
hasVariant	Diane → Dianna → Dyana →
isCognateOf	Diane → Dina →
meaning	divine → heavenly →
nameDayInSomeTraditions	varies by country →
popularizedBy	Diana, Princess of Wales →
reasonForIncreasedPopularity	media attention to Diana, Princess of Wales →
spelling	D-i-a-n-a →
usedAs	first name → middle name →
usedIn	English language → French language → German language → Italian language → Portuguese language → Romanian language → Spanish language → many other languages →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Diana Churchill → Diana Ross → Diana Taurasi → Diana, Princess of Wales →	givenName
Jean-Antoine Houdon ("Diana the Huntress") → Naveen Andrews → Paul Anka → Titian ("Diana and Callisto") →	notableWork
Greco-Roman mythology → Roman religion →	hasDeity
Diana ("Dianna") → Diana ("Dyana") →	hasVariant
Ephesus →	associatedWithDeity
Naveen Andrews →	characterIn
Diana the Huntress Fountain →	depicts
Artemis →	equivalentInRomanMythology
Diana ("Diana, Roman goddess of the hunt") →	famousBearer
Dii Consentes →	member
Paul Anka →	notableAlbum
Diana ("D-i-a-n-a") →	spelling
Cynthia →	usedAsEpithetFor