Marina
Introduction
of the sea
Background Story
The name Marina is derived from the Latin word 'marinus', meaning 'of the sea'. It is often associated with maritime themes and is commonly used in various cultures. The name appears in literature and film, exemplified by the character Marina from the play 'Pericles', Prince of Tyre by William Shakespeare, where she is portrayed as a virtuous and noble character.
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Variations
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