Petula

A feminine name used most commonly in Latin based languages commonly accepted to mean ‘to seek’ or ‘to go forward’ from interpretation of the Latin word Petulare. The use of similar names can be traced back to early Tribal or Sanskrit Languages. This perhaps contributes the foreign or exotic ring to the name Petula. The exact origin of the name is a combination of similar syllables all having in common a mystical, desired or sought after quality. Patala of Sanskrit origin- an underworld kingdom of ageless and shimmering radiance, described as more beautiful even than the heavens or the earth. Patala in Hindi means Godess Durga the Warrior aspect of the Divine Mother. Betula of Arabic or Hebrew origin – a pure or virgin girl. Tulla in Irish - a higher ground or hill Tula in Tagalog- means speech and song or poem Tula in early Aztec- meant cultured person or urbanite and then defending warrior to Mesoamerican attackers. Sound and phonetic analysis of the syllables in the name Petula suggest the emotional meaning of the name to be ‘Wordly and Universal’ with supporting features derived from expansive, ambitious, passionate, serious, and perhaps volatile or unpredictable.