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Petrina Price is an Australian high jumper.
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Petrina Haingura is a Namibian politician. Haingura is a member of SWAPO, and she holds a seat in the National Assembly of Namibia since 2005. She grew up in a SWAPO-supporting household and has been a part of the movement since 1980. At the time of her election to the National Assembly, Haingura was chosen as the Deputy Minister of Health and Social Services. She has also been involved in the SWAPO Party Women's Council.
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Petrina Fung Bo Bo is a Malaysian-born Chinese actress in Hong Kong. Fung is known for the 1994 film C'est la vie, mon chéri.
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Pet, Petra, Trina, Rina, Riri and Patsy could be nicknames.
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Also used in Slovene: https://sl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petrina_(ime)
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Lovely name. Uncommon, yet not too strange-sounding (its root name is fairly obvious).
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Funny enough, in Croatia Petrina is a familiar, non-formal variant of Petar (masculine), being an augmentative form (that is, the opposite of diminutive). As a feminine name it's very rare.
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I actually think Petrina is a really lovely name. I've only known one person with this name, and the first time I'd even heard it was upon meeting her. I think it's really nice. I prefer it to Petra.
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I think the previous comment really lacks substance. You may have your reasons to dislike the name, while as some others might like the name, but no need to be rude anyway. And why not comment on names you can provide us with some real new insights instead?
In Finnish the name is spelled with double-i, and popular as a middle name since mid-80's. It can be viewed as a combination of masculine Petri and feminine Iina or Riina. So the name might appear to reflect stronger or more masculine character than other feminine names with the common final-a. It might even make you think that maybe the parents were initially hoping for a son. In English "Pet" sounds cute, and the name probably appears more feminine in nature, while in both languages it is certainly a female name.
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In Finnish the name is spelled with double-i, and popular as a middle name since mid-80's. It can be viewed as a combination of masculine Petri and feminine Iina or Riina. So the name might appear to reflect stronger or more masculine character than other feminine names with the common final-a. It might even make you think that maybe the parents were initially hoping for a son. In English "Pet" sounds cute, and the name probably appears more feminine in nature, while in both languages it is certainly a female name.
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This is one ugly name! I don't mean to insult anyone with this name though.
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