Agnese is a feminine name of Italian origin, often associated with purity and innocence. It is derived from the Greek name Hagne, meaning "pure" or "holy." The name has historical significance, as it is linked to Saint Agnes, a Christian martyr who is celebrated for her faith and bravery. In various cultures, Agnese can be found in different forms, such as Agnes in English and Ines in Spanish and Portuguese. The name is popular in several countries and is often chosen for its classic and timeless appeal.