Paulina

Gender Feminine

Usage Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Swedish, Lithuanian, English, Ancient Roman

Pronounced Pron. pow-LEE-na(Spanish, Polish, Swedish) paw-LEE-nə(English) [key·IPA]

Meaning & History

Feminine form of Paulinus (see Paulino).

Related Names

VariantsPauline(Swedish) Pauline(English)

DiminutivesLina(Spanish) Lina(Portuguese) Lina(English)

Masculine FormsPaulino(Spanish) Paulino(Portuguese) Paulinus(Ancient Roman)

Other Languages & CulturesPalina(Belarusian) Pavlina, Polina, Polya(Bulgarian) Pavlína(Czech) Pauline(Danish) Paulien, Lien(Dutch) Pauliina(Finnish) Pauline(French) Pauline(German) Pavlina, Polina(Greek) Paolina, Lina(Italian) Pavlina(Macedonian) Pauline(Norwegian) Polina(Russian) Paulína, Pavlína(Slovak) Pavlina(Slovene) Polina(Ukrainian)

Same SpellingPaulína

User SubmissionsPaulīna, Pauliña

Popularity

People think this name is

classic formal upper class wholesome delicate refined serious

Name Days

Croatia: August 31

Hungary: June 22

Latvia: February 10 (as Paulīna)

Lithuania: June 6

Lithuania: December 2

Poland: January 26

Poland: May 26

Poland: June 6

Poland: June 22

Poland: July 21

Poland: August 31

Poland: December 2

Sweden: June 22

Categories

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Entry updated November 20, 2020