Details for the forename Nina

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Nina (female)


Diminutive(s):	Ninette (F)
Diminutive for:	Alanina (F) Allanina (F) Antonína (F) Duncanina (F) Gordonina (F)
Pet Name(s):	Ninon (F)
Pet Name for:	Anna (F) Anne (F)
Can be spelt:	Nena (F)

Source(s):	FreeCEN 1841 Census of Aberdeenshire The Oxford Names Companion, OUP "Scottish Forenames" - Donald Whyte, FGH, FSG
Notes:	Russian diminutive of Antonina or pet name for Anna. Now becoming popular in French and English-speaking countries. Occurs very rarely in the 1841 Census of Aberdeenshire. Nina is frequently used as a diminutive for Scottish female names derived from male names to which the tradional ending -ina has been added. Nena is a rare English spelling variant.