Yadviga
The name is of Old German origin and it
means "rich warrior".
Yadviga is an ailing and restless child.
Her parents try to make her to take up sports but usually they are not
ably to make a go of it. Moreover Yadviga's relations with them are not
perfect and it is particularly difficult for her to see eye to eye with
her mother.
At school Yadviga has no problems with her
studies, she is determined, stubborn and somewhat rigid; she prefers boys'
company. Her aspiration for leadership is evident since her early childhood.
As an adult she might be perceived as overbearing. It is difficult to
please her and perhaps that is why Yadviga's life is not a bed of roses.
She is followed by difficulties and failures.
Notwithstanding all the trials and tribulations
of her life Yadviga is an incurable optimist who in the end gets what
she wants owing to her hard working. She might be a deeply religious person.
Yadviga is sociable and she easily gets
acquainted with unfamiliar people although she is suspicious and can sever
a relationship even she is not sure in this person. She is a sensual woman
who is always surrounded by admirers.
Yadviga is a wonderful cook.
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