Marinda
Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Marinda
The given name 'Marinda' is derived from the Latin word 'marinus,' meaning 'of the sea,' and is likely a variant of Marina, with a feminine suffix.
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Etymology
The given name 'Marinda' is derived from the Latin word 'marinus,' meaning 'of the sea,' and is likely a variant of Marina, with a feminine suffix. Marinda is used in various cultures, including Germanic and Slavic traditions, and has been recorded in historical contexts in Europe, particularly in the Middle Ages.
Marinda currently ranks #15,861 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1980.
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