What does Amanda mean in a different language?

"Amanda" is a Latin name meaning "worthy of love" or "lovable." While it's a common name in English, it's also used in many other languages, sometimes with slightly different meanings or pronunciations.

Here are some translations and variations:

European Languages:

* French: Amanda (pronounced "ah-mahn-dah")

* Spanish: Amanda (pronounced "ah-man-dah")

* Italian: Amanda (pronounced "ah-man-dah")

* German: Amanda (pronounced "ah-man-dah")

* Portuguese: Amanda (pronounced "ah-man-dah")

* Russian: Аманда (Amanda, pronounced "ah-man-dah")

* Polish: Amanda (pronounced "ah-man-dah")

* Czech: Amanda (pronounced "ah-man-dah")

Other Languages:

* Korean: 아만다 (Amanda, pronounced "ah-man-dah")

* Japanese: アマンダ (Amanda, pronounced "ah-man-dah")

* Chinese: 阿曼达 (Āmàn dá, pronounced "ah-man-dah")

It's worth noting that the pronunciation of "Amanda" can vary slightly between languages.

While the core meaning of "worthy of love" remains consistent, some cultures might associate the name with additional connotations or specific cultural values.