Meaning: A form of Lora/Laura ('the laurel; bay tree,' a sign of victory) extended with the Latinate diminutive -ina. Historically borne, notably by Lorina Liddell (sister of Alice). Gentle and vintage.Low
In 30 seconds: A vintage take on Laura: Lorina carries 'the laurel' with an -ina ending (said 'luh-REE-nuh'). Gentle and classic.
MeaningA form of Lora/Laura ('the laurel; bay tree,' a sign of victory) extended with the Latinate diminutive -ina. Historically borne, notably by Lorina Liddell (sister of Alice). Gentle and vintage.
Lorina extends Lora/Laura ('the laurel') with -ina, a gentle Victorian-flavored form. It carries a soft, vintage air — rare in the U.S. today (said 'luh-REE-nuh').
It appears rarely, with a 19th-century feel. Rare, gentle, and vintage.
Did you know? Lorina softens Lora/Laura — 'the laurel; victory' — with the Latinate -ina; it was the name of Lorina Liddell, elder sister of the Alice who inspired Wonderland (said 'luh-REE-nuh').
Overall data confidence 44%
References — Lorina — Laura + -ina; vintage; Lorina Liddell