Carmina
[ˈkɑːrmɪnə]Meaning
variant of Carmen
Background Story
Carmina is a variant of Carmen. It is used in Catalan, Croatian, English, Estonian, French, Galician, German, Hebrew, Portuguese, Romanian and Slovene, and its root is Carmel. Related forms include Carmela and Carmenza, with Carmine and Carmelo as masculine forms. In Latin, Carmina is the title of the four books of lyric poems by Horace.
Temperament
Related Names
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A feminine given name recorded in Maghrebi Arabic, Sicilian and English use.
Camilla
Feminine form of the Latin name Camillus
Cecelia
Variant of Cecilia
Beatrix
From Latin Viatrix, feminine of Viator, "voyager, traveller"
Caitlyn
Irish variant of caitlin, from catherine, associated with greek katharos (pure)
Calista
Feminine form of Callistus, from Greek kallistos, "most beautiful"
Cambrie
A modern American given name; no meaning is documented in the sources checked.
Camila
Spanish and Portuguese form of Camilla
Camille
French feminine and masculine form of Camilla
Candace
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