Carmelina

Meaning of Carmelina

Carmelina unfurls like a melodious aria on a gentle Tuscan breeze, her name rooted in the Hebrew Karmel, meaning “vineyard,” and steeped in Italy’s sun-kissed traditions. Each syllable conjures rolling hills draped in verdant vines—a tender homage to Our Lady of Mount Carmel and a promise of nurturing grace. Across the Atlantic, Carmelina holds a modest yet steadfast place—hovering in the 900s of the U.S. Social Security rankings—rare enough to feel like the perfect scoop of pistachio gelato, yet comforting as a grandmother’s embrace. Poised between lyrical romance and solid heritage, Carmelina invites each bearer to cultivate her own legacy, as vibrant and abundant as a freshly harvested cluster of grapes.

Pronunciation

Italian

• Pronunced as kar-meh-LEE-nah (/karmelejna/)

• Camilla
• Carmina
• Carmela
• Camille
• Carolina
• Carmella
• Carlotta