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Okay, here is the translation: The name Berthi is a feminine name of Italian origin. Its full or more common feminine form is Bertina (Bertina), derived from the Italian name Bertone. The name Bertone, in turn, comes from the Italian word *berto*, meaning "strong," "strong-willed," or "mighty." Sometimes it is linked to the Latin *fertus*—"to bear" or "bring," but the primary meaning is strength and robustness. The name Berthi (in its feminine form Bertina) entered Europe from Italy, likely during the Middle Ages. It was popular in Italy, Spain, and Portugal. In Russia and the CIS countries, the name Berthi itself is extremely rare, rather serving as an Italian equivalent for Bertina. A more common variant for Russian-speaking bearers inspired by this name could be Bertina or Berthilda (from Slavic languages). People named Berthi are often associated with qualities such as calmness, inner strength, reliability, and resilience. They usually possess robust health and may appear independent and decisive. Due to their composed nature and inner strength, they often become a support for their loved ones. It is difficult to name well-known bearers of the name Berthi (or Bertina) in world history and culture, as the name did not establish itself as an independent form in Western Europe but is more commonly used as an abbreviation or Italian variation. However, Bertina (Bertina) was the name of the well-known Italian model and television presenter Bertina Spilbi, and Bertina exists as a fictional or obscure character in operatic libretti. The popularity of the name Berthi today is very low. It is not used in modern lists of popular names in Russia and the CIS countries. It is mostly encountered in Italian and Spanish families. Diminutives or familiar forms of the name Berthi (if used in Russian contexts or during adaptation) might include variations like Bertha, Tina, Bertilda, Bertino, or simply "Tina" or "Berthi."