Alina
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Alina is a mainly Eastern-European, female given name.
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[edit] Origin and meanings
The following is a list of language origins and their meanings of the name: [1][citation needed]
| Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Arabic | Noble, beautiful |
| Celtic | Fair, beautiful |
| Dutch | Outgoing |
| Gaelic | Bright, noble, smart |
| German | Diminutive of Adeline, From the Old German "Athal" meaning noble |
| Greek | Light, beautiful |
| Irish | Beautiful |
| Latin | Of the nobility, Variant of Adelina |
| Polish | Beautiful, Bright, kind |
| Russian | Scarlet (color, connoted in Russian with hope and anticipation of happiness) |
| Slavic | Noble, Kind |
| Teutonic | Noble smart |
| Romanian | To heal |
[edit] People
- Alina Alexandra Dumitru
- Alina Astafei
- Alina Bachmann, artist
- Alina Cho
- Alina Cojocaru
- Alina Dikhtiar
- Alina Fernández
- Alina Grosu
- Alina Gut
- Alina Ibragimova
- Alina Jenkins
- Alina Jidkova
- Alina Kabayeva
- Alina Kozich
- Alina Militaru
- Alina Pieńkowska
- Alina Pogostkina
- Alina Puscau, singer/model
- Alina Smith, American singer who goes by the stage name Alina
- Alina Vergara, Argentine field hockey player
- Alina Alice Antal, Princess of Romania
