Lolina

The name Lolina is an unusual Hawaiian diminutive of Lorina, which in turn is a feminine derivation of Lorenz or Laurentius.

What does the name Lolina mean?

The first name Lolina is a rare Hawaiian variant of Lorina, which is regarded as the feminine form of the name Lorenz or Laurentius. In a direct sense, the name means 'the one stemming from Laurentum' as well as 'the one crowned with laurel' or 'the victor.' Its roots lie in the ancient Roman name Laurentius. Later, the meaning was reinterpreted through the connection to the Latin word laurus, which means 'laurel,' 'laurel bush,' or 'laurel wreath.' In historical symbolism, the laurel wreath is often associated with the qualities of a victor, leading to its frequent interpretation as 'victress.' Other variants include Lorin, Lorinn, and Lorine.

Where does the name Lolina come from?

Lolina has its origin in Latin and carries the meaning 'the one crowned with laurel.' The Latin term is derived from laurus, which means 'laurel,' 'laurel bush,' or 'laurel wreath.' The language from which this name originates is Hawaiian.

How do you pronounce Lolina?

Lo-li-na

When is the name day of Lolina?

The name day for Lolina is celebrated on July 21 and August 10.

Popularity

In Germany, Lolina is a rare first name that has not yet appeared in the German name popularity lists. The best ranking for the name was in France in 2013, where it placed 5,495th in the name charts. From 1930 to 2024, Lolina was given as a first name in France fewer than 10 times, resulting in a rank of 6,224. In the last ten years, no child has received this name.