Karina

  • Origin
    Greek, Latin, Norse, Scandinavian
  • Meaning
    pure, beloved
  • Variations
    Carina, Karena, Carin, Karin, Karen
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  • Elegant and internationally recognized, Karina glides smoothly across languages and cultures with ease. The name possesses a melodic quality, with its three syllables creating a rhythmic flow that's pleasing to the ear. Karina strikes a wonderful balance between familiar and special—recognizable enough to avoid constant explanation yet distinctive enough to feel personal. It has been embraced across Europe, Latin America, and beyond, making it ideal for multicultural families. The name carries a feminine grace without being overly decorative or fussy, suitable for all stages of life from playground to boardroom. Karina's soft consonants and vowel-ending create an approachable warmth that matches its sophisticated structure. Parents appreciate its versatility with various middle names and surnames, as well as its resistance to unflattering nicknames. For those seeking a name with international polish and timeless appeal, Karina delivers beautifully.
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