Meaning, origin and history of the name Marine

Gender Feminine

Pronounced Pron. /ma.ʁin/(French) [key·simplify]

Meaning & History

French, Armenian and Georgian form of Marina.

DiminutivesMarinette(French) Marika(Georgian)

Masculine FormMarin(French)

Other Languages & CulturesMarina(Ancient Roman) Maryna(Belarusian) Marina(Bulgarian) Marina(Catalan) Marina, Marinela, Marinka(Croatian) Marina(Czech) Marina, Maren, Marna(Danish) Marijn, Marina, Rina, Rini, Riny(Dutch) Marina(English) Marina(Estonian) Marina(Finnish) Mariña(Galician) Marina, Ina(German) Marina(Greek) Marina, Marinella, Rina(Italian) Marina(Latvian) Marina(Lithuanian) Marina(Macedonian) Marina, Maren(Norwegian) Maryna(Polish) Marina(Portuguese) Marina, Marinela(Romanian) Marina(Russian) Marina(Serbian) Marína(Slovak) Marina, Marinka(Slovene) Marina(Spanish) Marina(Swedish) Maryna(Ukrainian)

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