KlementinaChristian Male Biblical name meaning

Clementina of Rome was a martyr and a saint in early Christianity. She is believed to have lived during the late 3rd or early 4th century and is venerated as a patron saint of pregnant women, midwives, and those suffering from a difficult labor or childbirth. The exact details of her life are not well documented, but according to legend, she was a wealthy matron who used her resources to help the poor and the sick. She was eventually arrested for her faith and, after being subjected to various tortures, was executed.

Late 3rd or early 4th century

Saint Clementina of Antioch was a Christian martyr who lived during the 1st century AD. She is venerated as a patron saint of children and is said to have been a convert to Christianity at a young age. According to legend, she was subjected to various tortures and eventually was put to death by being thrown into a well. Her miraculous escape from the well and the subsequent discovery of her body by a group of children are a popular part of her legend.

1st century AD