10 Names of Olympic sportsmen for babies and their meanings
The Olympic Games is an event that takes place every four years in a different part of the world, where athletes of all kinds of disciplines compete for the longed for medals. There are many sports professionals who, every four years, realize the dream of being crowned as the best in their field. Th
The Olympic Games is an event that takes place every four years in a different part of the world, where athletes of all kinds of disciplines compete for the longed for medals. There are many sports professionals who, every four years, realize the dream of being crowned as the best in their field. Therefore, Guiainfantil.com proposes 10 names of Olympic athletes of different nationalities to name babies and their meanings.
10 names of Olympic athletes with meaning
1. Michael. This is one of the most special Olympic medalist names for children. In Spanish it is translated as Miguel, and it is due to the athlete Michael Phelps, an American swimmer who treasures no less than 22 medals in Olympic Games, a world record. The name Miguel has Hebrew origin and means 'nobody like God'.
2. Nadia. This beautiful name for girls is inspired by the Olympic medalist Nadia Comaneci. This Romanian gymnast has nine medals in the Olympic Games, five of them gold, since 1976. The name Nadia is of Russian origin and its meaning is 'hope'.
3. Usain. The meaning of this very special name is 'small' or 'beautiful' and comes from Jamaica. It appears in the list of names of Olympic athletes in honor of the Jamaican athlete Usain Bolt, who holds several Olympic medals, in addition to different world records.
4. Kornelia. A very special name for girls is Kornelia, inspired by the German swimmer Kornelia Ender, who won several medals at the Montreal Olympics in 1976. This name is of Latin origin and means 'little horn'.
5. Natalia. Another very beautiful name for girls inspired by an Olympic athlete is Natalia, in honor of the Spanish medalist Natalia Vía Dufresne Pereña, who has participated in the Olympic Games of Barcelona 92 and the Olympic Games in Athens 2004. The name Natalia is of Latin origin and it means 'birth'.
6. Pietro. This very special Italian name belongs to the Italian medalist Pietro Mennea, who got the gold medal in the 200 meters test in the 1980 Olympic Games en held in Moscow. It is one of the greatest glories of Italian athletics of all time. Pietro can be translated as Pedro in Spanish and means 'stone', in honor of the most important disciple of Jesus Christ, to whom he said: 'and on this stone I will build my Church'. 7.
Rafael . Another very special name for children is Rafael, in honor of the sportsman and Spanish standard-bearerRafa Nadal , a solo tennis medalist in theBeijing 2008 Olympic Games . The meaning of the Hebrew name Raphael which means 'God has healed'.8.
Javier.The Cuban athlete Javier Sotomayor is the best considered athlete in history in high jump at the Olympic Games in Seoul. Javier is a name for a child of Basque origin that means 'new house'. 9.
Mireia . In honor ofMireia Belmonte , a Spanish swimmer with two medals in theLondon 2012 Olympic Games aparece, a very special medal name appears. Mireia is a Provençal name that means 'to be amazed' or 'to marvel'. 10.Roger
. This name is inspired by the Swiss athlete Roger Federer, who also treasures several Olympic medals. The name Roger is of Germanic origin that has a meaning that has to do with 'fame' or 'glory'.
