Shamaine
Meaning of Shamaine
Shamaine glows like the flicker of candlelight in a Spanish courtyard at dusk, a name born from a playful blend of the Spanish word “llama,” meaning flame, and a lilting “-aine” ending that whispers of European elegance and Romance-language charm. Pronounced shuh-MAYN, it has sprinkled its warmth across U.S. birth records since the early 1970s, surfacing only half a dozen to a dozen times most years—making each little Shamaine as rare and delightfully unexpected as churros at a midnight feria. With associations of inner fire, creative spark, and warmhearted confidence, Shamaine invites images of guitar strings resonating at twilight and terracotta rooftops kissed by the last rays of sun. Parents drawn to this name talk about its promise to light up every room, weaving a bright new stanza into the evolving melody of their family story.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as shuh-MAYN (/ʃəˈmeɪn/)
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Notable People Named Shamaine
| Shamaine Buencamino - |
