Forename Maryna

Globally, Maryna (Марина , مارينا , Maryna , among others...) is a prevalent feminine given name. The given name Maryna is characteristic of Russia, where it is a widespread girly name, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan, where it is a common feminine name (explore the name in all countries). Much less frequently, Maryna is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Maryna

name マリナ, name מרינה, name Дорошенко, name Марйна, name Марин, name Marine, name Марына, name Marina, name مارینا, name Марина, name مارينة, name מארין, name 玛丽娜, name Maryna, name Μαρίνα, name 马林, name מארינא, name مارينا

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Марина	Moldova, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Russia
مارينا	Iran, Iraq, Egypt, Sudan, Syria
Maryna	Ukraine, South Africa, Belarus, Brazil, Russia
マリナ	Japan
Марына	Russia, Belarus

First names said to be same

Marina, Marine, Μαρίνα, Дорошенко, Марин, Марйна, מארין, מארינא, מרינה, مارينة, مارینا, 玛丽娜, and 马林

First name Maryna in the context

Maryna is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Marina Ferrer , the fictional character from the television series The L Word; Marina Andrieski , the character from The Magicians; Rina , the character in The West Wing; Marina Toscano , the fictional character in Days of our Lives and Veruca Salt , the fictional character in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory", among other works.

Notable namesakes

	maryna radoměrská Czech writer, CZ (b. 1906)
	maryna alšová CZ (b. 1857)
	maryna svobodová-alšová CZ (b. 1882)
	maryna godwin South African tennis player, ZA (b. 1944)
	maryna fričová CZ (b. 1896)
	maryna hradilová-úlehlová CZ (b. 1903)
	maryna klimentová (b. 1905)
	maryna zagórska PL (b. 1906)
	maryna broniewska UA (b. 1911)
	maryna okęcka-bromkowa Polish journalist, author and local historian (1922-2003), PL (b. 1922)
	maryna husarska (b. 1914)
	maryna prychoďko CZ (b. 1927)
	maryna zanevska Belgian tennis player, BE (b. 1993)
	maryna gąsienica-daniel Polish alpine skier, PL (b. 1994)
	maryna ochab Polish translator, PL (b. 1946)

Characteristic surnames

Nel, Sychova, Almeida, Coetzee, Pereira, Ribeiro, Ivanova, Carvalho, Hrynchuk, Ferreira, Oliveira, Swanepoel, Kovalenko, Pretorius, Potgieter, Rodrigues, Tkachenko, Fernandes, Shevchenko, Bondarenko, Kravchenko, Du Plessis, Martins, Oosthuizen, Fourie, Vieira, Smit, Lima, Louw, Merwe, Meyer, Silva, Sousa, Souza, Smith, Swart, Alves, Costa, Botha, Gomes, Muller, Santos, Soares, Araujo, Kruger, Jacobs, Visser, Venter, and Van Der Merwe