Thoughts on the name Nina?
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Anonymous
That's all 
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Anonymous
| I love it! Have since I was a little girl. Classic and easy to spell and not too common. Makes me think of a sweet, kind and smart girl. |
Anonymous
| Hate it! The "een" sound specifically. |
Anonymous
| love it |
Anonymous
| Great name! Check out the recent biography of Al Hirschfeld, who did amazing sketches of celebrities in which he hid his daughter's name - Nina! They used to be published in the NY Times while he was alive in the Sunday edition, and I always loved finding the hidden "Ninas". |
Anonymous
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My sister was Carina. My childhood nickname for her was Nina. So I like it, but it might not outlast early childhood.
Would you consider a name with the nickname Nina so that she could have a more formal name when she was older e.g., Catalina, Florentina? |
Anonymous
| Just seems kind of plain to me. Nothing wrong with it though |
Anonymous
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I love it. My DS has a teacher named Nina that he's luke warm on, otherwise it would be on my list for the upcoming DD.
Pretty, classic, easy to spell - it's great. |
Anonymous
+1. Like Jane |
Anonymous
| Nina is a beautiful name. It’s formal on its own. Classic and strong. |
Anonymous
| I like it as a nn only. It seems like naming your baby "girl". |
Anonymous
| Great name! |
Anonymous
| A very dynamic saint in the Orthodox Church - credited with bringing the country of Georgia to Orthodoxy. Popular name in the Orthodox world. |
Anonymous
As long her siblings are not named Pinta and (Santa) Maria... |
Anonymous
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Gorgeous. I love that it works across many cultures.
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