Meaning of Nina
Nina is a female name of Multiple origins: Russian (diminutive of Anna), Spanish/Italian (meaning 'little girl'), Native American Quechua (meaning 'fire'), also Hebrew origin meaning "Grace; little girl; fire".
Nina Name Meaning & Origin
| Meaning | Grace; little girl; fire |
| Origin | Multiple origins: Russian (diminutive of Anna), Spanish/Italian (meaning 'little girl'), Native American Quechua (meaning 'fire'), also Hebrew |
| Gender | female |
| Pronunciation | NEE-nah (most common), also NYEE-nah |
Nicknames for Nina
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Famous People Named Nina
- Nina Simone (American singer and civil rights activist)
- Nina Dobrev (Bulgarian-Canadian actress)
- Nina Garcia (Colombian-American fashion critic)
- Nina Krilova (fictional character from TV series 'The Americans')
- Nina Zarechnaya (fictional character from Anton Chekhov's play 'The Seagull')
The Vibe of Nina
Nina feels versatile — elegant yet approachable, with a global, timeless charm. It suggests a person who is both strong-willed and warm, blending tradition with a modern edge.
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