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The first name Celestine has its origins in Latin, derived from the word "caelestis," meaning "heavenly" or "celestial." This name first appeared in ancient Rome and has been associated with various saints and popes, notably Pope Celestine I in the 5th century and Pope Celestine V in the 13th century, which contributed to its popularity in Christian contexts. The name embodies qualities of purity, spirituality, and a connection to the divine, often reflecting the characteristics of those who bore it, such as leadership and a sense of duty. Variations of Celestine can be found across different cultures, including Celeste in French and Italian, Celestina in Spanish, and Celestia in English, each carrying similar meanings but differing slightly in pronunciation and usage. The name has maintained a presence in various regions, particularly in Europe and Latin America, and continues to be appreciated for its ethereal connotations.