Albina
[ælˈbiːnə]Meaning
feminine form of the Latin name Albinus, from albus, "white"
Background Story
Albina is the feminine form of the Roman cognomen Albinus, which derives from the Latin albus, meaning "white". It was borne by a few early saints, including a third-century martyr from Caesarea. The name is used in Czech, French and Slovak.
Variations
Albine, Albin
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