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I've loved Mina ever since I saw a stage production of Dracula. The Victorian era mixed with spooky atmosphere really made the name come alive for me. (no pun intended) It's very chic.

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I prefer it as a nn for Wilhelmina, but it doesn't need a formal name.

I love Mina... It's one of my favorite "short and sweet" names.

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(My favorite combo with it is Mina Lavender.)

I prefer it spelled Mena

I want to like it, it looks good on the page. However, when I say it, I just hear "meaner" :(

Mina would work for a nickname. I like Mia better though

I like it as a nickname.