Gender Feminine
Usage French
Meaning & History
Diminutive of Nina 1.
Related Names
Other Languages & CulturesAntonina(Ancient Roman) Antanina, Nina(Belarusian) Joanna(Biblical) Ioanna(Biblical Greek) Iohanna(Biblical Latin) Yanna(Breton) Antonina, Nina(Bulgarian) Joana(Catalan) Ghjuvanna(Corsican) Nina, Žana(Croatian) Johana, Nina(Czech) Johanna, Johanne, Nina(Danish) Johanna, Nina(Dutch) Gianna, Joan, Joanna, Johanna, Nina, Giana, Nena(English) Johanna, Niina(Estonian) Johanna, Niina, Nina(Finnish) Johanna, Nina(German) Gianna, Ioanna, Yanna, Yianna(Greek) Johanna(Hungarian) Jóhanna(Icelandic) Antonina, Gianna, Giannina, Giovanna, Nina, Gia, Giò, Giovannetta, Vanna(Italian) Johanna(Late Roman) Antoņina, Ņina(Latvian) Antanina, Nina(Lithuanian) Johanne(Medieval French) Johanna, Johanne, Nina(Norwegian) Antonina, Joanna, Nina, Tola, Tosia(Polish) Joana(Portuguese) Geovana, Giovana(Portuguese (Brazilian)) Geanina, Gianina(Romanian) Antonina, Nina, Ninochka, Tonya(Russian) Giuanna(Sardinian) Seona, Sheona, Shona(Scottish) Seonag(Scottish Gaelic) Nina(Serbian) Nina(Slovak) Nina, Žana(Slovene) Juana(Spanish) Giovana, Johana(Spanish (Latin American)) Johanna, Nina(Swedish) Antonina, Nina(Ukrainian) Siwan(Welsh)
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