Sirena
[siˈre.na]Meaning
Italian form of Latin Siren, from Ancient Greek Seiren
Background Story
Sirena is the Italian form of Latin Siren, which comes from the Ancient Greek word Seiren. In Italian it is a feminine noun. The same spelling is also recorded as an Italian surname.
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