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

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Hulda  (German)
Variant of Hildegard: Battle. Glorious, Warfare. in Scandinavian Mythology Hildegard Was a Valkyrie Sent by Odin to Escort Battle Heroes to Valhalla

Hylda  (German)
Variant of Hildegard: Battle. Glorious, Warfare. in Scandinavian Mythology Hildegard Was a Valkyrie Sent by Odin to Escort Battle Heroes to Valhalla

Igor  (Russian)
Warrior of Peace. Ing's Warrior (Ing Was the Norse God of Peace and Fertility). from the Scandinavian Name Ingyar. Famous Bearer: Russian Composer Igor Stravinsky

Ingram  (Scandinavian)
Raven of Peace; Ing's Raven. Ing Was a Mythological Scandinavian Hero

Iomhair  (Gaelic)
Archer, Bow Warrior; a Gaelic Form of Ivor, a Scottish Variant of the Scandinavian Ivar, a Compound Name Composed of the Old Norse Elements Yr (Yew, Bow) and Herr (Warrior, Army). Variations: Imhear,

Ivor  (Scottish)
Archer, Bow Warrior;A Scottish Form of Ivar, a Name Introduced by Scandinavian Settlers. it is Derived from the Old Norse Elements Yr (Yew, Bow) and Herr (Warrior, Army). Imhear, Lomhair, and Lomhar a

Khristeen  (Russian)
Variant of the Scandinavian Kristina: Christian

Khristen  (Russian)
Variant of the Scandinavian Kristina: Christian

Khristin  (Russian)
Variant of the Scandinavian Kristina: Christian

Khristina  (Russian)
Variant of the Scandinavian Kristina: Christian

Khristine  (Russian)
Variant of the Scandinavian Kristina 'Christian'

Khristine  (Russian)
Variant of the Scandinavian Kristina: Christian

Khristyana  (Russian)
Variant of the Scandinavian Kristina: Christian

Khristyna  (Russian)
Variant of the Scandinavian Kristina: Christian

Khrystina  (Russian)
Variant of the Scandinavian Kristina: Christian

Khrystyn  (Russian)
Variant of the Scandinavian Kristina: Christian

Khrystyne  (Russian)
Variant of the Scandinavian Kristina: Christian

Kirsten  (Scandinavian)
Christian. Scandinavian Form of Christine

Kirstin  (Scottish)
A Christian; a Form of the Scandinavian Kirsten, Which is Derived from Christine. Pet Forms: Kirstie, Kirsty. (Keer-stin)

Kris  (Scandinavian)
Scandinavian Diminutive of Christopher: Carrier of Christ. Famous Bearer: American Singer Kris Kristofferson

Kristina  (Scandinavian)
Variant of Kristine: Scandinavian Variant of Christine

Kristine  (Scandinavian)
Scandinavian Variant of Christine

Lachlann  (Gaelic)
From Scandinavia

Leopoldina  (German)
Of the People

Longaville  (Shakespearean)
'Love's Labours Lost' Lord Attending on King Ferdinand

Madina  (Spanish)
Bitter; Woman from Magdala. Variant of Madeleine

Magnus  (Latin)
Great/Greatest. A Name Popular in Scandinavia During the Viking Period. A Number of Norse Kings Bore This Name

Magnus  (Scottish)
Great; a Borrowing from the Latin, Magnus is Derived from Magnus (Great). The Name Was Brought to the British Isles by the Scandinavians During the Middle Ages. Manus is the Gaelic Form. (Mag-nus)

Manus  (Latin)
Variant of Magnus: Great/Greatest. A Name Popular in Scandinavia During the Viking Period

Marvadene  (Latin)
Wonderful; Extraordinary

Marvela  (Latin)
Wonderful; Extraordinary

Marvell  (Latin)
Wonderful; Extraordinary

Medina  (Arabic)
City of the Prophet. in Medina Mohammed Began His Campaign to Establish Islam

Murdag  (Scottish)
Sea Warrior; a Feminine Form of Murchadh. Variations: Murdann, Murdina. Short Forms: Dina, Ina. (Moor-dah)

Nadia  (Slavic)
Hope (Nata, Nadenka, Nadina, Nadya, Nadine, Nadie)

Nadia  (Russian)
Hope (Nadiya, Nata, Nadenka, Nadina, Nadya, Nadine, Nadie)

Nadina  (German)
The Courage of a Bear

Nigellus  (Latin)
Champion. Latinized from the Scandinavian Njal: (Niall) in Normandy

Odina  (Native American)
Mountain

Odina  (Native American)
Mountain (In North American Algonquin Indian)

Odina  (Latin)
Mountain

Olaf  (Norse)
Relic; Ancestral Heritage. St. Olaf is the Patron Saint of Norway, and There Were Many Kings in Scandinavia Named Olaf

Pandulph  (Shakespearean)
'King John' Cardinal Pandulph, the Pope's Legate

Radwa  (Muslim)
Name of a Mountain in Medina

Raghnall  (Gaelic)
Gaelic Name Derived from the Scandinavian Rognvaldr (Powerful Judgment), a Compound Name Composed from the Old Norse Elements Regin (Advice, Decision, Judgment) and Valdr (Ruler, Power, Might). The Na

Ranulf  (Scottish)
Scottish Form of Randolf (Shield Wolf). The Name, Introduced by the Scandinavians, is Derived from the Old Norse Randulfr, a Compound Name Composed from the Elements Rand, Rond (The Edge or Rim of a S

Raonull  (Gaelic)
Gaelic Name Derived from Rognvaldr, a Compound Name, Introduced by Scandinavian Settlers, Composed from the Old Norse Elements Regin, Rogn (Ad- Vice, Judgment, Decision) and Valdr (Ruler, Power). The

Rhoda  (Scottish)
Feminine Form of Roderick (Famous King). Variations: Rodina. Short Forms: Dina. (Ro-dah)

Saga  (Norwegian)
Scandinavian Name, Coming from the Word Saga, Which Describes a Story, Usually a Detailed Story of an Ancient Viking Kings Life, Like Snores Saga

Thadina  (Hebrew)
Given Praise

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