Donata sparkles with old-world charm and heart-warming meaning—‘gift’ in Latin, drawn from donum. A staple in Italy and Poland and pronounced doh-NAH-tah, it’s a name that whispers gratitude every time it’s spoken. Though it flirted with American charts over the past century—peaking modestly in the early 1900s and again in the mid-’50s—Donata remains delightfully uncommon at playgrounds and playdates, adding a dash of surprise to the roll call. It carries echoes of saints and scholars, evoking timeless elegance without a hint of pretension. For parents craving a name that feels personal, poetic, and perfectly polished, Donata delivers—a genuine treasure for a daughter who truly is a gift.
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