Cerina
Meaning of Cerina
Cerina is a sun-kissed spin on the Latin Serena, born from serenus, “calm” and “clear,” like a sky after summer rain; say it “seh-REE-nuh,” and you can almost hear a gentle guitar riff in the background. This name glows with tranquility yet still feels spirited, thanks to the lively “C” that opens it. In California, Cerina has danced in and out of the Top 400 since the mid-1990s—never common, always memorable—much like a rare flower locals rush to photograph each spring. Parents who choose Cerina often picture a little one who brings peace to the room while keeping a playful sparkle in her ojos. Pop-culture nods? Actress Cerina Vincent shows the name wears grown-up glamour just as well as pigtails. All told, Cerina is a melodic choice for families who want serenity with a twist of fiesta, a name that whispers calma yet promises an adventurous story still unfolding.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as seh-REE-nuh (/sə.ˈri.nə/)
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Notable People Named Cerina
| Cerina Vincent - |
