Looking for names that mean Alin? We couldn't find the exact name Alin, but listed below are some first names meaning Alin or names similar to the word Alin.

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Catalina  (Portuguese)
Form of the Greek Catherine Meaning Pure

Catalina  (Spanish)
Pure

Chalina  (Spanish)
Form of Rosa

Coralin  (Greek)
From the Coral of the Sea

Coralina  (Greek)
From the Coral of the Sea

Coraline  (Greek)
From the Coral of the Sea

Coraline  (English)
From the Semi-precious Sea Growth Coral

Coraline  (Latin)
From the Semi-precious Sea Growth: Coral

Dalila  (Hebrew)
Desired; Languishing. Famous Bearer: Biblical Delilah Tempted Samson into Revealing the Secret of His Superhuman Strength

Delila  (Hebrew)
Desired. Languishing. The Biblical Delilah Tempted Samson into Revealing the Secret of His Superhuman Strength

Delilah  (Hebrew)
Amorous, Delight, Languishing, Temptress. in the Old Testament, Samson's Mistress Delilah Tricked Him into Revealing the Secret of His Strength, Then Betrayed Him to the Philistines

Edaline  (English)
Noble, King

Edith  (Teutonic)
Rich Gift, Other Forms Are, Ada, Aline, Ida, Talented, Ambitious

Eileen  (Scottish)
Hazelnut; an Anglicized Form of Eibhlin. Variations: Aileen, Alina, Aline. Pet: Ailie, Eilie. (I-leen)

Ekalinga  (Indian)
Shiva

Emily  (Latin)
Hardworking, Ambitious (Amelia, Em, Emma, Emaline, Emmaline, Emeline, Emiline)

Emmaline  (French)
Hardworking. Variant of Emily

Emmaline  (German)
Hardworking. Variant of Emily

Evalina  (English)
Form of Evelyn: Life

Evaline  (English)
Form of Evelyn: Life

Faline  (Irish)
In Charge

Galina  (Russian)
God Has Redeemed; Bright (Galya,Galochka)

Galina  (Hebrew)
God Shall Redeem

Galina  (Greek)
Light. Variant of Helen. in Mythology the Abduction of Zeus's Mortal Daughter Helen Sparked the Trojan War

Galina  (English)
Variant of Helen. in Mythology the Abduction of Zeus's Mortal Daughter Helen Sparked the Trojan War

Galine  (Russian)
God Has Redeemed

Galinthias  (Greek)
Servant of Alcmene

Gwendolyn  (Welsh)
Fortunate, Blessed (Gwen, Gwendolen, Gwendoline, Gwendaline, Gwendolen)

Halina  (Polish)
Light

Halina  (Greek)
Light

Helem  (Biblical)
Dreaming, Healing

Hera  (Greek)
Hera: (The Roman Juno) Was the Mythological Greek Queen of Heaven and Wife of Zeus. Dealing With Her Husband's Infidelities She Came to Be Called the Goddess of Marriages

Holden  (English)
From the Hollow in the Valley. Both a Surname and Place Name. Famous Bearer: Holden Caulfield, the Hero of J. D. Salinger's Novel the Catcher in the Rye

Idalina  (Teutonic)
Working Noble Idelle

Idaline  (Teutonic)
Working Noble Idelle

Jace  (Greek)
Variant of Jason: a Healing

Jacqualine  (French)
Feminine of Jacques Derived from James and Jacob

Jaison  (Greek)
Variant of Jason: a Healing

Jase  (Greek)
Variant of Jason: a Healing

Jasen  (Greek)
Variant of Jason: a Healing

Jason  (Greek)
A Healing. in Greek Mythology, the Leader of the Group of Warrior Heroes Called the Argonauts

Jayce  (Greek)
Variant of Jason: a Healing

Jaycen  (Greek)
Variant of Jason: a Healing

Jaysen  (Greek)
Variant of Jason: a Healing

Jayson  (Greek)
Variant of Jason: a Healing

Josalind  (English)
Modern Blend of Jocelyn and Rosalind

Kaashif  (Muslim)
Variant of Kashif: Revealing. Discoverer

Kaelan  (Gaelic)
Mighty at War (Kalen, Kalin, Kalan)

Kalin  (Gaelic)
Slender; Fair. Form of Caelan

Kalin  (American)
Form of Caleb

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