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What a sweet and adorable name.
I love it! Raspberries are my favorite fruit and in general this name is super delicate and pretty.
This name is so adorable!
Allegedly also occasionally used in Hungary: https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malina
I love this! Raspberry is an awesome meaning!
Malina is also a Macedonian name. It is spelled "Малина" and means "raspberry," as in other Slavic languages. The pronunciation is "MAH-lee-nah." A nickname or diminutive in Macedonian is Malinka.
Usages: UzbekPronunciation: ma-lee-naMeaning: Means "raspberry" in Uzbek.(Information from name #332655 originally submitted by an anonymous user)
https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malina_(imi%C4%99) -- consider this name an originally obscure diminutive of Magdalena
Raspberry is such a cute meaning!
My name is Malina as well. Sheesh, I don't know if anyone knows this but if you re arrange the letters in MALINA it spells ANIMAL. SHOOT I feel like I spilled an awesome secret...
I love this name so much! Very pretty :)
My names Malina and I love my name. But I've never had anybody call me raspberry or anything like that.
That's my name you know... I think it means birdcherry tree and raspberry in some languages.
I'm Native American, and in my tribe the name "Malina" means "Soothing."
Also a Serbian name, same spelling and meaning, pronounced MAH-lin-ah. Should be added here. [noted -ed]
Lovely, a little girl with ribbons in her long curly hair running, giggling, through sun-shiny fields--- little raspberry, what a sweet name! When I grow up and get married, then I must name a lovely daughter Malina!
We named our daughter Malina 4 years ago. NO regrets! Absolutely love it and get many complements (and questions) about her name. When I first heard the name it belonged to a woman who originated from Romania. It is also a Hawaiian name that means Peace.
This name is also Croatian, pronounced MAH-lin-ah.
Also Serbian. Another name deriving from Malina is Malinka. FYI there are many other "fruity" names in Serbian culture; Kupina, Kupinka, Kupinica (from kupina meaning blackberry), Kruška (pear), Jabuka (apple), Višnja, Višnjica (from višnja meaning cherry), Dunja, Dunjica, Dunjka (from dunja meaning quince), Grozda, Grozdana, Grozdanka, Grozdena, Grozdenka, Grozdija, Grozdijana, Grozdijanka, Grozdina (from grozd/grožđe meaning grape). There might be more but I can't find them at the moment.
Actually, you could have problems with naming your child this name in Poland because it's forbidden to call children with names that are common nouns (unless the name is traditionally used and this one isn't). That's why I think saying it's a Polish name is a bit misleading.Polish Language Council gave this name a negative opinion in 2004.
Actually this is wrong! Malina is used in Poland, although it is rather unusual. Just my personal opinion, but the Polish Language Council is full of post-Communist bureaucratic morons who don't know the first thing about names. You are allowed to give your children common nouns from other languages but not from your own? Are they crazy? So you can use Margarita or Malgorzata (the former being the Greek word for pearl) but you cannot use Perla. So stupid. They are ruining the Polish language by insisting everyone use "foreign" names. Before Poland was Christians all they used were names from common nouns. Poland should follow Lithuania's example.
This name is too cute! Can you imagine a little girl walking around with this name? So sweet! And the meaning of raspberry just makes it all the better. This would be just perfect for a cutesy, young character in a story!
I love this name, but it bugs me when my mom starts calling me 'Kalina Malina'. I love raspberries, but I'm not big on this nickname.
It's also used in Romania. Just do a google search for Romanian pages containing "Miruna".
I think this name sounds very pretty.
On the Disney Channel show The Emperor's New Groove, a girl who goes to school's name is Malina.
Such a soft name with a really pretty meaning. Imagine your name meaning "raspberry". That's really beautiful.
Malina means "raspberry" in Czech too.
It's pronounced mah-LEE-nah. Very pretty name!
Malina is also a Romanian name, derived from the word "malin" which means birdcherry tree in Romanian.
A sweet name with a very cute meaning!
"Malina" means "raspberry" in Bulgarian too.

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