Remina

The first name Remina is a rather unusual Italian pet form of Rema, which in turn is a feminine variant of the name Remo. Its roots lie in the Latin word Remus, although the exact origins are not clearly defined.

What does the name Remina mean?

Remina is a rare girl's name that is regarded as an Italian pet form of Rema, a feminine form of Remo, derived from the Latin Remus. In the German translation, it could mean 'the rower' or 'the twin.' The name has its roots in Latin, where it could either stem from remĭgo or rĕmus for 'to row,' 'rower,' or 'oar,' or from *jemos for 'twin.' Additionally, Remina could also be interpreted as a Frisian feminine form of Remme or as a Norwegian variant of Reidar.

Where does the name Remina come from?

The name Remina has Latin origins and means 'the rower.' The etymology derives from remĭgo or rĕmus, which means 'to row,' 'rower,' or 'oar,' or from *jemos, which means 'twin.' It belongs to the Italian language forms.

How do you pronounce Remina?

Remina is pronounced like 'Reh-mina.'

Popularity

In Germany, Remina is a rare first name. In 2009, it reached the 2,111th place in the ranking of the most common female first names. From 1930 to 2024, Remina was given as a first name, averaging 1st place. However, in the last ten years, no child has received this name. The global popularity and frequency of Remina is reflected in the rankings of first name charts in individual countries.

Nicknames & pet names

Rema / Remy