Koraline
Meaning of Koraline
Koraline dances onto the naming scene like a sunlit coral reef shimmering off the coast of Cartagena—an enchanting blend of ancient Latin roots and modern flair. Born from the Greek korallion (coral) and playfully echoing the classic Caroline, this K-spun variant sparkles with oceanic warmth and passport-ready spirit. Picture a spirited niña tracing seashell patterns in the sand or twirling through a fiesta of pastel papel picado; that’s the vivacious energy Koraline carries in her name. It’s a moniker that feels at home on sun-dappled shores and city streets alike, radiating creativity, resilience, and a dash of beach-season magic—all wrapped up in three lilting syllables.
Pronunciation
British English
- Pronunced as kor-uh-LYN (/ˈkɒr.ə.lɪn/)
American English
- Pronunced as kor-uh-LYN (/ˈkɔr.ə.lɪn/)
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