Epifania as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Epifania

What is the meaning of the name Epifania ?

The baby name Epifania is a Female name , 5 syllables long and is pronounced {'english': '/ˌɛpɪˈfeɪniə/ (ep-ih-FAY-nee-ə)', 'spanish': '/epiˈfanja/ (eh-pee-FAH-nyah)', 'italian': '/epiˈfaːnja/ (eh-pee-FAH-nyah)'}.

Epifania is Greek in Origin.

Epifania derives from Greek Epipháneia, “manifestation” or “appearance,” the theological term for the Christian Epiphany - the revelation of Christ to the Magi. Through Latin and Byzantine liturgy it entered southern European naming traditions, taking root in the Iberian Peninsula, Italy, and Greek-speaking communities, and later in Latin America and the Philippines. It was often bestowed on girls born on January 6 or in families with particular devotion to the feast, and appears in parish records from the early modern period onward, though it remains uncommon today.

Variants include Spanish Epifanía, Catalan Epifània, Portuguese Epifânia, Italian Epifania, and the rarer Latinized Epiphania; the English cognate is Epiphany. Masculine counterparts are Epifanio and Epiphanius (Greek Epiphánios). Diminutives and short forms may be Fani/Fanny or Nia in some cultures. The name carries connotations of revelation, insight, and sudden clarity.