Talina

Meaning of Talina

Pronounced soft and musical—tuh-LEE-nuh (/təˈliːnə/)—Talina unfurls before the mind as a lyrical breeze, her three syllables gliding like sunlit ripples across a still Mediterranean cove. Born of a poetic fusion—Talia, the ancient breath of dew from heaven, mingled with the diminutive –lina, “little tender one”—she carries the warmth of Latin shores into every whispered utterance. Across more than six decades of American birth records, from her quiet emergence in the 1960s to a gentle resurgence in the twenty-first century, Talina has graced the rolls in modest yet steadfast numbers, a testament to her rare allure. In the garden of names, she stands as a symbol of dawn’s promise and ancestral songs hushed by time, now sung anew on the lips of each generation that calls her their own.

Pronunciation

• Pronunced as tuh-LEE-nuh (/təˈli:nə/)

• Talia
• Talita
• Taline
• Talisa
• Talena
• Talisha