Angelina

Gender Feminine
Usage Italian, English, Russian, Bulgarian, Serbian, German, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese, Greek, Armenian
Scripts Ангелина(Russian, Bulgarian, Serbian) Αγγελίνα(Greek) Անգելինա(Armenian)
Pronounced Pron. ang-jeh-LEE-na(Italian)
 an-jə-LEE-nə(English)
 un-gyi-LYEE-nə(Russian)
 ang-kheh-LEE-na(Spanish)
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Meaning & History

Latinate diminutive of Angela. A famous bearer is American actress Angelina Jolie (1975-).

Related Names

VariantAnzhelina(Russian)
DiminutivesLina(Italian) Lina(English) Lina(German) Lina(Spanish) Lina(Portuguese)
Masculine FormsAngelo, Angiolo(Italian)
Other Languages & CulturesAnxhela(Albanian) Anhelina, Anzhela(Belarusian) Àngela(Catalan) Anielka(Central American) Anđela, Anđelka, Anđa(Croatian) Anděla(Czech) Angèle, Angélique, Ange, Angeline(French) Angéla, Angelika, Angyalka(Hungarian) Aingeal(Irish) Angela(Late Roman) Anželika(Latvian) Angelica(Literature) Anželika(Lithuanian) Angela(Macedonian) Angelika, Aniela, Anielka(Polish) Angela, Angelica(Romanian) Ànghela(Sardinian) Angela(Slovak) Angela(Slovene) Anhelina, Anzhela, Anzhelika(Ukrainian)
User SubmissionsAngélina, Angelína

Popularity

People think this name is

classic   formal   upper class   natural   wholesome   refined   strange   complex   serious   nerdy  

Name Days

Poland: April 29
Poland: June 15
Russia: July 14
Russia: December 23

Categories

Black Butler characters, Bob Dylan songs, diminutives, directors, ends in -ina, ends in -lina, feminine forms, Harry Belafonte repertoire, Harry Potter characters, Manifest characters, never out of the US top 1000, Orthodox saints, top 10 in Armenia
Entry updated April 5, 2022