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Comments for CÉLINE:
The name is ancient Greek, from the Greek goddess Selene (pronounced Seleeny in Greek), goddess of the night light, sister of the god Helios (sun in Greek mythology).-- Damis 3/1/2005
Actually, Celine (and Celina) has a different origin from Selena. It is derived from the Roman family name Caelinus, which was itself derived from the Roman family name Caelius (see Celio).-- Anonymous User 3/21/2006
A famous bearer of the name is singer Celine Dion.-- Tbird 6/27/2005
In French this name is pronounced Say-LIN.-- visitor27 3/14/2006
The name Celine is also a French form of the Latin 'caelum' meaning sky or heaven. But it may also be a variant of Selene or Celia.-- Cerise 5/29/2006
It really is a beautiful name.-- Anonymous User 5/29/2006
Ever hear about the couple who named their daughter Celine because they thought she would be the solution to their problems? (OUCH!)-- Kosta 6/7/2006
Celine is beautiful name, and I think of amazing Celine Dion when I hear it. Celina is also a great name.-- XxproudrulerxX 11/28/2009
In Charlotte Bronte's famous novel, Jane Eyre, Mr Rochester's ward was mothered by one Celine Varens.-- La Reina 3/19/2010
Saint Celine (died c. 458 AD) was the mother of Saint Remi (Remigius), bishop of Rheims, France, who baptized King Clovis.-- Nom de Plume 9/20/2011
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