Ernestīne is a feminine given name documented in Latvian. It is a form of Ernestine, for which German Wikipedia gives the meaning “earnestness, determination”.
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Ernestine— “eagle stone (?)”
This is now one of the most national of German names, and it is working its way into England, though not yet with a naturalized sound. Its German feminine, Ernestine, is one of the many contracted by Stine and Tine, or by Erna. Bohemian has Arnostinka.
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