Meaning of name Ingbertine

Ingbertine

She who reigns over the earth

Character and Dominants : Affection, Will, Reactivity, Morality
Plant : Lavender	Animal : Kangaroo
Genre : Female	Numerology :
Origin : Norwegian first name	Etymology :
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Character

A little cold, secret and fairly withdrawn, Ingbertine only gives of herself with difficulty and has trouble in opening up to the outside world. She is an acquirer from an early age and she needs to possess things at any price, this is an inborn proprietary need. An introvert, Ingbertine is quite closed in on herself and withdraws quickly and easily when she is confronted with setbacks or deception. Ingbertine is not easily influenced but she can be quite vindictive. She has a strong morality that corresponds far more to a great respect for law and order than a deep desire for personal morality. Ingbertine is wary of intuition, or instinct, and gives it little credit. She is no more trustful of her charm and seductive powers that many consider cold but which however are solid and efficient.

Emotivity

The weak emotivity of Ingbertine, her manner of withdrawing, is balanced by a strong will and a vibrant activity. For Ingbertine this reactivity is the expression of a battle with herself and society which often drives her to repression, even possibly an inferiority complex. She has less self confidence than one might think and Ingbertine can even become quite timid when she is ill at ease.

Activity

Ingbertine has a strong will and a keen sense of devotion, bordering on sacrifice. However, if Ingbertine cannot express her resolve she has a tendency to flee. She has a strong activity, very intense which has a psychological effect on Ingbertine as she has a tendency to take refuge in her career, in action, to evade certain emotional or social responsibilities.

Intellect

Ingbertine has a finely tuned sense of detail when analysing situations, her intelligence is analytical in nature. Ingbertine has a good practical sense which enables her to adapt to all material situations she may find herself in.

Affection

Fairly susceptible and from quite early on, Ingbertine needs more self-confidence, and trust in others, to learn to love. She has a tendency to appear selfish at times from fear of showing herself, of giving too much. She therefore tends to hide within her shell, even doubting any affection that is shown to her.