The hidden meaning of a popular female name may surprise you. It’s about Martawhich in Poland is considered to be .
However, in Spanish, few people associate them with nobility and high position. No one denies his charm, however, there rather, it refers to nature and is… a term for a popular animal.
The name Marta is very popular in Poland. In 2024, 273 girls were named this way. This is a lot, although there is a visible decline compared to the 1990s and the first decade of this millennium, when it was a real hit.
In 2000, 3,050 people received them. It is estimated that the total number of women who wear them in our country slightly exceeds 289,000. This makes them one of the most common in our country (it ranks around 20th in the popularity ranking).
Officially Marta means “lady” and “housewife” in Aramaic. However, in the dark depths of dictionaries there is also another, less dignified, but very charming meaning. In Spanish, this is often called a small otter or a marten (marta).
The association with an animal from the mustelid family is confirmed in numerology because People named Marta as numerological eights are also considered very clever, intelligent, and endowed with great intuition.
They never let their guard down. They are independent and can cope with any situation. Just like a marten, or rather an otter, they get out of every trouble, so this creature can symbolize them to some extent, but of course it has to be taken with great distance and with a pinch of salt.
Marta’s name day appears several times in the calendar. Those who wear them can celebrate in winter: January 19, February 22 or March 18, in summer: July 5, July 29 and September 19.
Of course, this does not mean that Marty should organize as many as six events a year. Usually, one date is chosen, the first one after the birthday.
