"Variant of Gethsemane"
The name Getsemani is commonly a female name from the "Hebrew" origin.
Getsemani is the Spanish spelling of Gethsemane, the name of the garden at the foot of the Mount of Olives outside Jerusalem where, in the New Testament, Jesus goes to pray on the night before the crucifixion (Matthew 26:36). The place name has been taken up as a personal name in Spanish-speaking communities. The underlying name is generally explained as Hebrew or Aramaic gat shemanim, oil press.
Gethsemane means "A very fat or plentiful vale".
The pronunciation of Getsemani is get-SEM-uh-nee.
