Message: "Jemina - form of Jemima?"

Jemina - form of Jemima?

by Soul (guest)

6/28/2005, 2:26 AM

Just a quick question - is Jemina a variant of Jemima (meaning "dove"), and if not, what does it mean? I'm interested in the name's meaning. I live in Finland, and while I've never met anyone called Jemima, I have come across a few Jeminas. I figured out it could be a form of Jemima used in Finland because Jemina seems to fit the Finnish tongue better than Jemima. Am I wrong? I'm not sure if the name Jemina is used in other countries.

---Thanks!

Replies

- Jemima (guest)

3/17/2019, 4:11 AM

Jemima is a lovely name ,I love myself ��

- melanie (guest)

6/28/2005, 8:41 AM

hey, you stole my favorite name, :) anyway im glad you asked this because i now know what it means.

- Andy ;—) (guest) +1

6/28/2005, 2:38 AM

No, it's a different name. It can be either Arabic or Hebrew and it means "blesses, happy, lucky etc." It's the same as the second part of Ben-Yamin, which literally means "Son of the right hand" (or else "Son of the south").

- Soul (guest)

6/28/2005, 3:30 AM

Thank you! :-)

View Message

Replies