Inga is a name of Scandinavian origin, derived from the Old Norse word 'ingr', meaning 'Ing' or 'fertile'. It was also used as a feminine given name in ancient Germanic cultures.
Inga has cultural significance in Scandinavian and Slavic traditions, where it's often associated with strong women and powerful goddesses. In some Eastern European folklore, Inga is the wife of the god Perun.
People named Inga are typically seen as confident, resourceful, and determined individuals who value independence and self-reliance.
The name Inga remains relatively rare in modern times, but it's still used in some Scandinavian countries and has a growing presence in international naming trends.