Terezie

Terezie is the Czech form of Teresa, a feminine given name whose precise origin remains debated but is most commonly traced to Greek, either from the name of the Greek island Therasia or from a root meaning to harvest or to reap. The name gained widespread use in the Catholic world largely through the veneration of Saint Teresa of Ávila, the 16th-century Spanish mystic and Doctor of the Church. Related forms include the Spanish and Italian Teresa, the German Therese, and the French Thérèse.