Liine
Germanic · Girl · 2 syllables
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About the name Liine
Liine is a feminine given name meaning "linden tree" or derived from the Germanic root *lind-, which refers to the linden/lime tree, a symbol of protection and love in Germanic traditions.
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Etymology
Liine is a feminine given name meaning "linden tree" or derived from the Germanic root *lind-, which refers to the linden/lime tree, a symbol of protection and love in Germanic traditions. The name is primarily used in Estonian and Finnish cultures, where it reflects Scandinavian and Baltic naming conventions with historical connections to Germanic and Norse heritage.
Liine currently ranks #2,448 in the United States as a girl's name.
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