Salina
Introduction
calm or tranquil
Background Story
The name Salina has origins in Italian and refers to the Latin word 'salinus', meaning 'salty'. The name is often associated with serene coastal areas or salt flats, highlighting its tranquil nature. It can also refer to geographical locations, such as Salina Island in Italy. In literary contexts, it has been used to name characters who embody peace and calmness.
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Variations
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