Immacolata as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Immacolata

What is the meaning of the name Immacolata ?

The baby name Immacolata is a Female name , 5 syllables long and is pronounced /im.ma.koˈla.ta/ — im-mah-koh-LAH-tah.

Immacolata is Italian in Origin.

Immacolata is the Italian feminine given name from the Catholic title “Immacolata Concezione” (Immaculate Conception), literally “immaculate, without stain,” from Latin immaculatus “unstained.” Associated with the Virgin Mary and celebrated on 8 December, it conveys purity and divine favor.

Usage spread in Italy during the early modern period and grew after Pope Pius IX defined the dogma in 1854; it remains familiar in southern Italy and among Italian diaspora communities, sometimes as the compound Maria Immacolata. International variants include Spanish Inmaculada, Portuguese Imaculada, French Immaculée, German Immakulata/Immaculata, and Maltese Immakulata; related Slavic forms like Imakulata occur in Catholic regions. Pet forms and short options include Imma, Mimma, and Ima; in Spanish, Inma and Macu are common. Though rare in English-speaking countries, the name signals a strong Marian devotion and distinctly Italian cultural identity.