Carmina
Latin · Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Carmina
Carmina means "song" or "poem" in Latin, derived from the Latin word *carmen* (genitive *carminis*).
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Etymology
Carmina means "song" or "poem" in Latin, derived from the Latin word *carmen* (genitive *carminis*). It is used primarily in Spanish and Italian cultures, often as a feminine given name, and is notably associated with the Virgin Mary under the title *Nuestra Señora del Carmen* (Our Lady of Mount Carmel) in Catholicism.
Carmina currently ranks #8,975 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1994.
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