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Maria Julie Trunečková (born Cetkovská), 1918 - 2011
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Maria Julie Trunečková (born Cetkovská), 1918 - 2011
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Maria Julie Trunečková (born Cetkovská), 1918 - 2011
MyHeritage Family TreesMaria Anna Marková, Trunečková (born Pořízková), 1871 - 1902
MyHeritage Family TreesMaria Anna Trunečka, 1783 - 1784
MyHeritage Family TreesMaria Kreplová (born Trunečková), 1894 - 1964
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Maria Anna Marková, Trunečková (born Pořízková), 1871 - 1902
MyHeritage Family TreesMaria Anna Trunečková (born Klementová), 1784 - 1835
MyHeritage Family TreesMaria Petrovna Trunečková (born Čerbaničová), 1905 - 1997
MyHeritage Family TreesMaria Anna Trunečka, born 1795
MyHeritage Family TreesMaria Anna Trunečková, born 1795
MyHeritage Family TreesMaria Anna Trunečková, born 1795
MyHeritage Family TreesMaria Trunečková, born 1894
MyHeritage Family TreesMaria Anna Trunečková (born Pořízková), 1871 - 1902
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- Czech: Marie Trunečková
The name Maria has a rich and diverse history, originating from the Hebrew name Miriam, which is believed to mean "sea of bitterness," "rebelliousness," or "wished for child." It first appeared in ancient Israel and has significant historical roots in Judeo-Christian traditions, notably as the name of the Virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus, which contributed to its widespread adoption in Christian cultures. Over the centuries, Maria has become a popular name across various geographical regions, particularly in Europe and Latin America, where it is often associated with grace and purity. Variations of the name include Mary (English), Marie (French), Maria (Italian, Spanish, Portuguese), and Mária (Hungarian), among others, each with slight differences in pronunciation and cultural significance. The name has also inspired numerous derivatives and compound names, such as Mariana and Maria Clara, reflecting its enduring popularity and versatility across different languages and cultures.
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