Loreline
Germanic/Latin · Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Loreline
Loreline is derived from the Germanic name Lorraine, which comes from the Latin "Lotharingia," meaning "the land of Lothair" (from the personal name Lothair combined with the suffix "-ingia").
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Etymology
Loreline is derived from the Germanic name Lorraine, which comes from the Latin "Lotharingia," meaning "the land of Lothair" (from the personal name Lothair combined with the suffix "-ingia"). The name has been used primarily in French, English, and German-speaking cultures, with historical prominence linked to the Lorraine region in northeastern France and its medieval duchy.
Loreline currently ranks #3,023 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2011.
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