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Martina Ekada

in the US

There are 2 people with the name "Martina Ekada" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Martina	1,133
Ekada	518,375
Martina Ekada	19,587,617

is 1,129th most common Freddy
is 1,130th most common Randi
is 1,131st most common Tania
is 1,132nd most common Ernie
is 1,133rd most common Martina
is 1,134th most common Reba
is 1,135th most common Bryant
is 1,136th most common Luisa
is 1,137th most common Les

is 518,371st most common Eisenwinter
is 518,372nd most common Eisle
is 518,373rd most common Eisnitz
is 518,374th most common Eizinger
is 518,375th most common Ekada
is 518,376th most common Ekon
is 518,377th most common Ekornaas
is 518,378th most common Ekroot
is 518,379th most common Eksund

is 19,587,613th most common Martina Edwardson
is 19,587,614th most common Martina Efeyini
is 19,587,615th most common Martina Ehlers
is 19,587,616th most common Martina Eiler
is 19,587,617th most common Martina Ekada
is 19,587,618th most common Martina Ekonen
is 19,587,619th most common Martina Elizalde
is 19,587,620th most common Martina Elkerson
is 19,587,621st most common Martina Ellison

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Meaning & History

Martina

Ekada

(female) Feminine form of the Latin name Martinus (see Martin). It was in use from an early period, being borne by a notorious poisoner mentioned by the historian Tacitus. The 3rd-century saint of the same name is of doubtful authenticity. Modern use of the name in the English-speaking world seems to be the result of German or Eastern European influence, as in the case of the American tennis player Martina Navratilova (b. 1956), who was born in the Czech Republic.