Corinna

Meaning of Corinna

Corinna steps onto the stage of baby names like a golden sunbeam. She comes from ancient Greek Korinna, which means “maiden.” She feels like a short poem whispered under olive trees. She carries the spark of Greek lyric and the elegance of Roman gardens. She’s sung as koh-REE-nah in Italian and as kuh-RIN-uh in English. Families have fallen for her bright creativity and her timeless grace. She blends old-world warmth with fresh, playful energy. Corinna is ready to dance into new stories under Latin skies.

Pronunciation

Italian

  • Pronunced as koh-REE-nah (/koʊˈriːnə/)

English

  • Pronunced as kuh-RIN-uh (/kəˈrɪnə/)

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Notable People Named Corinna

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Corinna Tsopei -
Corinna Schumacher -
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Corinna Putnam Smith -
Corinna Lin -
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Corinna West -
Corinna Boccacini -
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Curated byCarmen Elena Vasquez

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