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I always just think of the place where people park their boats. The water is always stagnant and a little smelly, and polluted with gasoline.

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Audrey and Faith are both very nice.

This message was edited 1/30/2021, 6:19 PM

I like it. I pronounce it like the word marine-uh. I think those are good combos.

I like it. The only Marina I've known could have advertised cigarettes or fizzy drinks in the 1950s: glorious figure, golden hair, bright blue eyes, pink cheeks, beach-babe tan ... just wow! Very nice person too - physiotherapist. But, I'd never use it because as much as I enjoy it, I far prefer Marinus for a boy.

I've always found this name to be rather limp and wan. It also sounds grating.

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Marianthe is much lovelier.

I love Marina! I love how it’s common but uncommon at the same time.

I think it's a beautiful name, though not as pretty as Maria.
Don't like Audrey at all.

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Interesting: Lee Harvey Oswald's younger daughter, who was only a month old when he killed JFK, was named Audrey Marina Rachel; her mother was named Marina, and Audrey was after Audrey Hepburn and Rachel after a niece of her mother's; she was called Rachel.

It sounds a bit dated but it could actually be cute. I like that it is associated with the sea.

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I met several and I imagine someone who is a bit stuck-up and mean.

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However, if I met a nice one I would like it again I believe.

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Marina Audrey is nice, I dislike Faith.

I find it very very pretty! And it’s just beautiful combined with Audrey, which is another favourite of mine.

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I picture Marina as a young woman, black hair, pale skin, blue eyes. She’s intelligent, strong, wise, calm, funny, mature for her age and has a kind, gentle heart.

What a coincidence! That name is a part of my surname. So I'm neutral, got used to it.
But the name itself reminds me of the sea, mariners and Marina and the diamonds.

I don't like it