Trilogi, Marta, Diana, Valentino

Trilogy, refers to a series of three. It suggests completeness and harmony. 
 
Marta, of Aramaic origin, means "lady" or "mistress." It conveys a sense of dignity and poise, reflecting a refined and authoritative presence.
 
Diana is of Latin origin, meaning "divine" or "heavenly." In Italian culture, it is associated with the Roman goddess of the hunt and moon, symbolizing independence and strength.
 
Valentino, It is derived from the Latin name Valentinus, which means "strong" or "healthy." The name Valentino is commonly used in Italy and carries connotations of strength and vitality.
 
Valentina, Valentin, from Latin "Valentinus," means "strong" or "healthy." The name is often associated with vitality and robustness, also linked to St. Valentine.