Corinne

Gender Feminine

Usage French, English

Pronounced Pron. /kɔ.ʁin/(French) /kə.ˈɹin/(English) /kə.ˈɹɪn/(English) [key·simplify]

Meaning & History

French form of Corinna. The French-Swiss author Madame de Staël used it for her novel Corinne (1807).

Related Names

VariantsCorine(French) Corrine, Coreen, Corinna, Corynn, Korrine(English)

Other Languages & CulturesCorinna, Korinna(Ancient Greek) Corine(Dutch) Cora, Corinna, Corina, Kora(German) Korina(Greek) Cora, Kore, Korë(Greek Mythology) Corinna(Italian) Corina(Portuguese) Corina(Romanian) Corina(Spanish)

Popularity

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Entry updated November 16, 2019