Female Ukrainian name (Валентина)
Valentyna (Ukrainian: Валентина) is a female name of Latin origin meaning «strong», «healthy», «vigorous» — the feminine form of Valentyn.
The name derives from Latin Valentina — the feminine form of Valentinus, formed from the adjective valens («strong, healthy, vigorous»). It entered Christian tradition through several early Christian saints — among them Saint Valentina of Caesarea (4th century), who suffered for the faith in Palestine. Like its masculine counterpart, the name spread through Europe via Latin church literature. In the Ukrainian tradition Valentyna became one of the most popular female names in the 20th century.
From Latin Valentina — feminine form of Valentinus, from valens («strong, healthy»).
Equivalents in other languages: Valentina (English, Italian, Spanish, German, Romanian, Croatian, Bulgarian, Russian), Valentine (French, English), Walentyna (Polish), Valentýna (Czech, Slovak).
Валентин, Валентинонь, Валечка, Валентинонька, Валентиночка, Валюся, Валюшка, ВалюняТіна, Тінка, Тінонька, Тіночка.
| Nominative | Валентина |
| Genitive | Валентини |
| Dative | Валентині |
| Accusative | Валентину |
| Instrumental | Валентиною |
| Locative | Валентині |
| Vocative | Валентино |