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Christina Olofsdotter Torvinen (born Hartikainen Hardikain), 1755 - 1833
MyHeritage Family TreesChristina Olofsdotter Snell (born Hartikainen Hardikain), 1812 - 1888
MyHeritage Family TreesChristina Hartikainen Hardikain, 1740 - 1743
MyHeritage Family TreesChristina Bertilsdotter Hartikainen Hardikain, 1773 - 1846
MyHeritage Family TreesChristina Bertilsdotter Hartikainen Hardikain, 1773 - 1846
MyHeritage Family TreesChristina Bertilsdotter Hartikainen Hardikain, 1773 - 1846
MyHeritage Family TreesChristina Hartikainen Hardikain, 1740 - 1743
MyHeritage Family TreesChristina Hartikainen Hardikain, 1740 - 1743
MyHeritage Family TreesChristina Hartikainen Hardikain, 1740 - 1743
MyHeritage Family TreesChristina Mikontytär Pursiainen (born Hartikainen Hardikain), 1761 - 1788
MyHeritage Family TreesChristina Hardikain (born Muhotar)
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The name Christina has its origins in the Latin name "Christianus," meaning "follower of Christ," which reflects its strong Christian roots. It first appeared in the early Christian era, particularly in regions of Europe where Christianity spread, such as Italy and Greece. The name became popular in various forms across different cultures, often associated with qualities such as faith, devotion, and purity. Notable variations of the name include Christine in French, Cristina in Spanish and Italian, and Kristina in Scandinavian languages, each carrying similar meanings but differing in pronunciation and spelling. Throughout history, many women named Christina have been associated with strong, virtuous characteristics, often taking on roles in religious or community leadership, which aligns with the name's meaning. The name has remained popular across various cultures and continues to be a common choice for girls today.
The last name Hartikainen, of Finnish origin, is derived from the given name Hartik, which itself is a diminutive form of the name Hartti, meaning "brave" or "hardy." This surname is predominantly found in Finland, particularly in the regions of North Karelia and Kainuu, where it first appeared among Finnish-speaking populations. Historically, surnames in Finland often reflected characteristics or occupations, and Hartikainen may have been associated with individuals known for their courage or resilience, possibly linked to the agrarian lifestyle or military service. Variations of the surname can be found in different forms, such as Hartikain or Hartikainen, with slight differences in spelling and pronunciation depending on regional dialects. The name is relatively unique to Finland, and while it may not have widespread variations in other countries, it exemplifies the Finnish tradition of surnames that convey personal attributes or familial lineage.
Anders HartikainenSilja HartikainenAnna Hartikainen hardikainBeata Hartikainen hardikainCarin HardikainenKaarina HartikainenAnna HartikainenAnna MiettinenJohan HardikainLena Hartikainen hardikainBeata SmolanderOlof HardikainKristiina HartikainenJuho HartikainenEva HartikainenMaria Hartikainen hardikainCarin Heikkinen
Anna Hartikainen hardikainApollonia Hartikainen hardikainBeata Hartikainen hardikainBrita Hartikainen hardikainCasper Hartikainen hardikainCatharina Hartikainen hardikainEeva Hartikainen hardikainEva Hartikainen hardikainHelena Hartikainen hardikainInkeri Hartikainen hardikainJohan Hartikainen hardikainJuho Hartikainen hardikain
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