The name Una is a feminine given name with multiple origins, including Latin and Irish. It means "one" or "lamb" and has been associated with various meanings such as "pure, " "holy, " or "chaste" in Greek, and "lamb" in Latin. The name gained popularity due to its use in Edmund Spenser's epic poem "The Faerie Queene, " where it symbolizes unity, and the one. Over time, the name has been used in different cultural contexts, including being a variant of the Irish name Úna and the Scottish Gaelic Ùna. Its usage has evolved, with the name becoming more popular in European countries but less common in the US.
