The first name Sine is of Gaelic, Scottish, Celtic/Gaelic, Irish origin. It is often a girl name. It has the following meaning(s):
Gaelic: Feminine Form of Sean
Scottish: God is Gracious; a Gaelic Form of Jane. (Shee-nah)
Celtic/Gaelic: Jane, God is Gracious
Irish: Praise
Scottish: Scottish Gaelic Form of Jane: God is Gracious
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(German)
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(Biblical)
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(Biblical)
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(Latin)
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(Hebrew)
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(Hebrew)
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Sheena
(Scottish)
God is Gracious; an Anglicized Form of Sine, the Scottish Gaelic Form of Jane, Which is a Feminine Form of John (God is Gracious)
Sheena
(Scottish)
Variant of Sine: Scottish Gaelic Form of Jane: God is Gracious
Shena
(Scottish)
Variant of Sine: Scottish Gaelic Form of Jane: God is Gracious
Sinead
(Irish)
Gaelic Form of Jane: God is Gracious. Famous Bearer: Singer Sinead O'Connor
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(English)
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(Celtic/Gaelic)
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(Hebrew)
Twin (Thomasa, Tomasina, Themasine)
Thomasine
(Aramaic)
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(Latin)
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