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

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Alevina  (Hawaiian)
Variant of Alewina: Elves' Friend

Alvina  (Teutonic)
Dearly Loved

Alvina  (Hebrew)
Feminine of Alvin Meaning Wise Friend

Alvina  (English)
Wise Friend. Friend of the Elves. Feminine Form of Alvin: from the Old English Aetheiwine, and Also Aefwine, Both Meaning Noble Friend. Various Forms of Alvin in Use After the Norman Conquest Became S

Anani  (Biblical)
A Cloud, Prophecy, Divination

Anani  (Biblical)
A Cloud, Prophecy, Divination

Avina  (Latin)
From the Oat Field

Avinash  (Indian)
indestructible

Avinash  (Indian)
indestructible

Calvina  (Spanish)
Feminine Form of Calvino: Bald

Davida  (Scottish)
Beloved; a Feminine Form of David. Variations: Davina, Davinia

Davina  (Scottish)
Beloved or Friend. Feminine Form of David.Feminine Form of David: Beloved or Friend, Adopted from the Hebrew

Davina  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Beloved

Davina  (English)
Beloved. Feminine of David

Davina  (Hebrew)
Cherished

Davinah  (Hebrew)
Cherished

Devina  (Latin)
Divine One

Devinath  (Hindu)
Shiva

Divina  (Latin)
Divine One

Elivina  (English)
Good Elf

Elvie  (English)
Diminutive of Elvina: Elfin. Good Elf. Also a Feminine Variant of Alvin, from the Old English Meaning Noble Friend

Elvina  (English)
Femenine Form of Elvin

Elvina  (Irish)
Elfin

Elvina  (Anglo Saxon)
Friend of the Elves

Elvina  (English)
Elfin. Good Elf. Also a Feminine Variant of Alvin, from the Old English Meaning Noble Friend

Elvira  (German)
To Close Up (Ellie, Elly, Elva, Nvera, Elvina)

Evina  (Scottish)
Right Handed

Gavina  (Scottish)
White Hawk

Gavina  (Latin)
From Gabio. Variant of Gabinus Which is a Saint's Name

Jovina  (Spanish)
Feminine of Jovian Derived from Jove Who Was the Roman Mythological Jupiter and Father of the Sky

Kevina  (English)
Beautiful Child. Feminine of Kevin

Kevina  (Celtic/Gaelic)
From Kevin

Lavina  (Latin)
Variant of Lavinia: in Classical Mythology, Lavinia Was the Daughter of King Latinus and the Wife of Trojan Hero Aeneas, Who Named the City Lavinium in Her Honour

Lavina  (Latin)
Woman of Rome

Lavina  (Spanish)
Derived from the Roman Given Name Levinia

Lavinia  (Latin)
Roman, of Latium, Intelligent, Cheerful, Obstinate. (Lavina)

Levina  (English)
Issh

Levina  (Spanish)
Derived from the Roman Given Name Levinia

Luvina  (Spanish)
Derived from the Roman Given Name Levinia

Luvina  (English)
Little Beloved One

Malamhin  (Scottish)
Smooth Brow; Derived from the Gaelic Mala Mhin. Anglicization: Malvina. (Mal-a-vin)

Malvina  (English)
Chief

Malvina  (Celtic)
Handmaiden

Malvina  (Gaelic)
Smooth Brow

Malvina  (Scottish)
Smooth Brow; Derived from Gaelic Mala Mhm. (Mal-vee-nah)

Malvina  (Greek)
Soft

Malvina  (Latin)
Sweet Friend

Malvina  (Irish)
Sweet

Marvina  (Celtic)
Renowned Friend. Feminine of Marvin: Lives by the Sea

Melvina  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Armored Chief

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