Fatina

Meaning of Fatina

Fatina, etymologically derived from the Arabic root f-t-n, signifying “to charm” or “to enthrall,” functions as a feminine personal name pronounced fuh-TEE-nuh (/fəˈtiːnə/) and denotes qualities of elegance, allure and refined grace. In the United States, Social Security Administration records document its annual occurrence from 1958 through 1992, with registrations ranging between five and eighteen newborns per year and national rankings generally between 737 and 855; such sustained yet limited adoption indicates a name of moderate prevalence within anglophone contexts. Its cross-cultural origin and measured rarity confer a degree of scholarly distinction, rendering Fatina a fitting choice for parents who seek a name that integrates academic gravitas with subtle sophistication.

Pronunciation

• Pronunced as fuh-TEE-nuh (/fəˈtiːnə/)

• Fatimah
• Fatima
• Fadila
• Fadia
• Fatoumata
• Fatin
• Fathima