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Nina
by Rae (RaeEliza)
9/9/2004, 2:08 PM
What names can you see Nina being a nickname for, even if it would be sort of a stretch? I really like Nina, but it doesn't seem like quite enough by itself.
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- Sara (guest)
9/15/2004, 11:12 AM
My baby sister is called Nina. Her middle name is Mae and her name suits her so perfectly.
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- Crystal (guest)
9/10/2004, 10:40 AM
We just named our daughter Nina...and it's working on it's own just fine!
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- menke
9/10/2004, 2:11 AM
You could call her NIcole NAtalie with nick Nina :)
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- Jennifer (guest)
9/9/2004, 7:06 PM
My sister is called Kristina and she goes by Nina. I think anythign ending in "ina" would work, by those standards. Christina, Angelina, Marina, Bettina etc etc.
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- Tess (fablesbyaesop)
9/9/2004, 5:44 PM
I know a person named Natalia, who is called Nina.
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- Roxanne (guest)
9/9/2004, 4:43 PM
Gianinna
Anina (modified from Anniina)
Antonina
Ninette, nn Nina
Minina...? it means female feline in spanish :)
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- menke
9/9/2004, 2:59 PM
Giannina? (Italian for Jeanette or Joanie)
Annina?
Ninette?
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- raindancing   +3
9/9/2004, 2:24 PM
- Rae (RaeEliza)   +2
9/9/2004, 2:35 PM
I don't like either of those, but thank you very much for the suggestions! :)
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- raindancing
9/9/2004, 4:59 PM
Well maybe at a push
Norina
Nerina
Nicolina
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- menke
9/9/2004, 3:01 PM
Leonina?
Tininha? (Brazilian name meaning 'little tina')
Seranina?
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