Imina

Imina (Imîna) is a female first name that originates from Greenland. The translation of this name is 'the chalice'.

What does the name Imina mean?

The name Imina (Imîna) is a female first name from Greenland and translates to 'the chalice'. Its roots are found in the Greenlandic word imiit, which means 'shovel', 'ladle', 'cup', or 'chalice', combined with the suffix na, which denotes a personal name. Additionally, Imina could also be a derivation of Emina or Emma.

Where does the name Imina come from?

Imina is a female first name with Greenlandic origins, meaning 'the chalice'. The etymology is based on the Greenlandic composition imiit, which means 'shovel', 'ladle', 'cup', or 'chalice', and the suffix na, which stands for a personal name. The language is Greenlandic.

How do you pronounce Imina?

The sound and pronunciation of Imina: The name Imina is three syllables and has a steady rhythm. The pronunciation 'I-mi-na' [iˈmiːna] emphasizes the bright I sound, giving the name a clear tonal quality. The middle syllable is subtly stressed. The gentle consonant structure without harsh endings makes Imina appear soft and rounded, giving it a delicate, friendly, and melodic aura.

Popularity

In Germany, Imina is a rare first name. In 2023, it ranked 5,633rd on the list of the most common female baby names. In the past ten years, Imina has been given as a first name less than 10 times, placing it at 11,442nd in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 13,070th.