Javiera
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| Pronunciation | [xaˈβjeɾa] |
|---|---|
| Gender | Feminine |
| Origin | |
| Word/name |  Javier, Kingdom of Navarre, today part of Spain |
| Meaning | Castle/New House or Bright |
| Region of origin | Latin Europe |
| Other names | |
| Related names | Xabiera, Xaviera |
Javiera (pronounced [xaˈβjeɾa]) is the Spanish spelling of the more rare feminine given name Xaviera. Both names derive from the Catholic saint Francis de Xavier, where Xavier refers to the saint's birthplace.[1]
People
[edit]- Javiera Caballero (b. 1978), American politician
- Javiera Carrera (1781–1862), Chilean aristocrat
- Javiera Parra (b. 1968), Chilean musician and singer
- Javiera Contador (b. 1974), Chilean actress, comedian and television host
- Javiera Muñoz (1977–2018), Swedish singer with Chilean-Spanish roots
- Javiera Salcedo (b. 1977), Argentine Olympic swimmer
- Javiera Díaz de Valdés (b. 1981), Chilean television actress
- Javiera Mena (b. 1983), Chilean musician
See also
[edit]- Xaviera
- Javiera y Los Imposibles, Chilean band led by Javiera Parra
- Liceo Javiera Carrera, Chilean high school
References
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