Yolanda

Yolanda, Yolanda, Jolanda Jolanda, Iolanda, Jolanta or Jolantha is a female first name. Other variants are Violante, Yolande, Yolanthe and Yolanda and the short forms Jole, Yola and others. He comes possibly from the Greek name Iolanthe [ from gr ιολη ( iole ) for purple and gr ανθος ( anthos ) for flower].

Since the comedy crash to Iolanta from August Hinrichs (1930 ), in which a pig has this name, the first name in Germany has fallen into disuse. Named after people with the name Yolanda are the band Yolanda Be Cool Yolanda and the Plastic Miriam Lenk.

Name-day

December 17, after the date of death of Yolanda of Vianden

Famous names winners

Historic Women

( in historical order)

  • Yolanda ( Latin Empire ), Yolanda of Flanders († 1219 ), ruled the Latin Empire of Constantinople Opel for her husband Peter of Courtenay 1217-1219
  • Jolante Courtenay (also: Iolanta, Yolande, Yolanda, Violante, Yoles, Hyolenz Capet - Courtenay, * 1200, † 1233 ), Queen of Hungary
  • Yolanda of Hungary (1219-1251)
  • Iolanta ( Nevers ) (c. 1222 † 1254 ), Countess of Nevers, Auxerre and Tonnerre
  • Yolanda of Vianden ( * ca 1231, † 1283), prioress of the convent of Marienthal
  • Jolenta of Poland (1235-1298), Blessed Poor Clare, since 1292 abbess in the monastery Gniezno
  • Violante of Aragon (also Jolanthe; 1236-1301 ), Queen of Castile and German Queen
  • Iolanta (Burgundy ) ( 1247-1280 ), Countess of Nevers 1262-1280 and Countess of Auxerre and Tonnerre
  • Jolanda I of Lusignan (French Yolande, 1257-1314 ), Lady of Fougères, Lady of Lusignan, Couhé and Peyrat, and Countess of La Marche and Angoulême
  • Yolande of Montferrat (* 1273/74, † 1317 ), under the name Irene Empress of the Byzantine Empire
  • Violante of Bar (also Jolanthe or Yolande; 1365-1431 ), as the wife of John I of Aragon Queen
  • Yolande of Aragon (also Violante, Jolanda or Yolande; 1384-1442 )
  • Jolanda (Lorraine ) (French and Yolande d' Anjou, 1428-1483 ), Duchess of Lorraine and Titularkönigin of Jerusalem
  • Jolande of France (1434-1478), daughter of King Charles VII of France and Mary of Anjou, wife of Duke Amadeus of Savoy IX.von
  • Violante Beatrice of Bavaria (1673-1731), daughter of Ferdinand Maria of Bavaria and Henriette Adelaide, 1688 by procurationem married to Ferdinand de Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany, 1717-1731 Governor of Siena
  • Yolande Martine Gabrielle de Polastron, duchesse de Polignac (1749-1793)

First name

( in alphabetical order)

  • Yolanda Adams ( born 1961 ), American gospel singer
  • Iolanda Balas ( b. 1936 ), Romanian track and field athlete
  • Yolande Bavan (* 1940), originally from Sri Lanka, American jazz singer and actress
  • Yolanda Castaño ( born 1977 ), Galician writer, painter and literary critic
  • Jolanda Ceplak (born 1976 ), Slovenian athlete
  • Jolanda Egger ( born 1960 ), Swiss actress
  • Yolanda Eminescu (1921-1998), one of the first and most important lawyers in the Socialist Republic of Romania
  • Yolanda Griffith (born 1970 ), former professional basketball player
  • Jolanda Jacobi (1890-1973), Hungarian psychologist and long -time colleague of Carl Gustav Jung
  • Yolanda Kakabadse (* 1948), an environmentalist from Ecuador
  • Jolanda Keizer ( born 1985 ), Dutch athlete
  • Yolanda King (1955-2007), daughter of U.S. civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.
  • Jolanda Lischke -Pfister (* 1932), German artist
  • Yolande Moreau ( born 1953 ), Belgian comedienne, actress, director and screenwriter
  • Jolanda Neff (* 1993), Swiss racing driver
  • Jolanda Offenbeck (1930-2000), Austrian politician ( SPÖ)
  • Violante Placido (born 1976 ), Italian actress and singer
  • Yolanda Rayo ( born 1968 ), Colombian Salsa musician and actress
  • Jolanda Robben ( born 1984 ), Dutch Women's Handball
  • Jolanda de Rover ( born 1963 ), Dutch swimmer
  • Jolanda Sap ( b. 1963 ), Dutch politician ( Groen Links )
  • Yolanthe Sneijder Cabau - ( born 1985 ), Spanish - Dutch actress
  • Jolanda Spirig ( born 1953 ), Swiss author
  • Jolanda Steiner ( born 1961 ), Swiss author and storyteller
  • Yolanda Toussieng ( b. 1949 ), American makeup artist
  • Iolanda Evgenevna Chen ( born 1961 ), former Russian track and field athlete
  • Yolandi Visser, South African musician and rapper
  • Yolande Zauberman, French director and screenwriter

Family name

  • Cinzio Violante (1921-2001), Italian historian
  • Luciano Violante ( b. 1941 ), Italian politician and judge

Arts and Literature

  • Iolanta, opera by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
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