Enedina
Meaning of Enedina
Originating from the Latin Benedicta and refined into the Spanish Enedina, this female name bears the meaning “blessed one” and carries an echo of saintly devotion cushioned in Iberian warmth. Although its presence in U.S. birth records sank to single-digit entries for much of the late 20th century—briefly flourishing into the low 500s mid-century—it now registers thirteen newborns and ranks 937th in 2024, suggesting a subtle revival rather than a sweeping trend. Pronounced en-uh-DEE-nuh (/ˌɛnəˈdiːnə/), Enedina elegantly fuses Anglo-American clarity with a gentle Hispanic cadence, resembling a rare heirloom discovered in the vast library of contemporary names. For parents who prize a blend of historical gravitas, cultural resonance, and measured rarity—and who appreciate the dry wit that comes from bucking the popular vote—Enedina offers a distinctively grounded yet gracious choice.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as en-uh-DEE-nuh (/ˌɛnəˈdiːnə/)
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Notable People Named Enedina
| Enedina Arellano Félix - |
