Ramina
Fact sheet
- Name
- Ramina
- Gender
- Girl name
- Syllables
- 3
The first name Ramina is an Assyrian derivation of the name Rama. It carries the meanings 'the Appealing' and 'the Beautiful'.
What does the name Ramina mean?
The name Ramina is an Assyrian variant of Rama. Its meanings are 'the Appealing' and 'the Beautiful'. The roots of the name come from Sanskrit and derive from the term ramā, which means 'the Wife' as well as 'pleasant', 'beneficial', 'agreeable', 'appealing', and 'beautiful'. Additionally, Ramina is considered the feminine form of Rami, which means 'the Archeress'. This derivation comes from the word rām (رام), which means 'to wish', 'to strive', 'to dream', and 'ambitious'. An alternative spelling is Ramea.
How do you pronounce Ramina?
The sound structure of Ramina is balanced and trisyllabic. In German pronunciation, it is usually articulated as 'Ra-MI-na' [ʁaˈmiːna], with the emphasis on the middle syllable. The long I sound gives the name a certain brightness, while the open '-na' gently fades away. This makes Ramina elegant and melodic - feminine, calm, and present.
Popularity
In Germany, Ramina is a common first name. Currently, it ranks 3,210th on the list of most popular female baby names. Its highest ranking was in 2011 at 2,438th place. Over the last ten years, Ramina has been chosen as a first name about 50 times, placing it at 3,573rd in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 3,985th.
Nicknames & pet names
Mina / Rami
Similar first names
Famous people
- Ramina (Mouse Queen, Fairy, character in the Magic Land series by Alexander Wolkow)
Frequently asked questions about the name Ramina
What is the origin of the name Ramina?
The name Ramina has both Arabic and Sanskrit roots and is considered the feminine form of the name Rami.
What does the name Ramina mean?
Ramina means 'the Appealing' and 'the Beautiful'. The origins of the name also suggest qualities such as pleasantness and beneficialness.
How popular is the name Ramina?
The popularity of the name Ramina varies by region, but it is increasingly sought after and appreciated in some cultures.