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I’m British English this name is pronounced La-Vine-uh.
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Pretty name! I like the luh vee nuh pronunciation best.
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Lavina Washines (1940 – 2011) was a Yakama Nation (Native American) elder, civil rights advocate and chairwoman. She was the first female leader of the Yakama Nation, Washington, United States.
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Lavina Williams is a New Zealand musical artist and musical theatre performer.
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This name is used quite a lot in Amish and Mennonite communities too and the variant spelling Lovina.
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My cousin's name is this and I think it is a beautiful name!
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This looks like somebody made a clerical error in writing Lavinia, and it stuck. (Needless to say, I vastly prefer Lavinia.)
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I know a woman named Lavina who pronounces it "Lah-VINE-uh."
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Lavinah Jackson-Murphy (1809-1847) was the head of one of the families of the unfortunate Donner Party. A careworn widow from from western Tennessee, Mrs. Murphy was traveling with with her seven children (Sarah Foster, 20; Harriet Pike, 18; John Landrum Murphy, 16; Meriam (Mary) Murphy, 14; Lemuel Murphy, 12; William Murphy, 10, and Simon Murphy, 8); Sarah and Harriet's husbands, William Foster (30) and William Pike (31); and three grandchildren, toddlers Jeremiah George Foster and Naomi Pike, and baby Catherine Pike.
Levinah Murphy cared for her younger children, her three grandchildren, and other children whose parents had died or left to find help; her two eldest daughters and remaining son-in-law, William Foster, had left to find help. Sadly, Mrs. Murphy was powerless to help the hungry children in her care and she herself died in late March, 1847, before the fourth rescue team came. Only her two youngest sons, her three daughters, son-in-law William Foster, and granddaughter Naomi survived.
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Levinah Murphy cared for her younger children, her three grandchildren, and other children whose parents had died or left to find help; her two eldest daughters and remaining son-in-law, William Foster, had left to find help. Sadly, Mrs. Murphy was powerless to help the hungry children in her care and she herself died in late March, 1847, before the fourth rescue team came. Only her two youngest sons, her three daughters, son-in-law William Foster, and granddaughter Naomi survived.
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My name is LaVenna pronounced La Vee na. My parents made up the spelling. I don't care much for my name.
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Lavina means in Czech "avalanche".
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Yes, it does mean Lady of Rome. This is my name also.
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My name is LaVina. I was born in 1978. I noticed that it doesn't show that the name was used in that time frame. So I wanted to say otherwise. I have also looked up the meaning and it is rather hard to find it under LaVina but I found it once and it was said to mean woman of Rome.
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