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Rumina
Pronounced roo-MEE-nuh /ruˈmi.nə/Medium
Meaning: Rumina was a Roman goddess who watched over nursing mothers and infants, her name tied to ruma, an old word for breast or teat. The name is also used in Japan (written with characters read Ru-mi-na) and appears in Slavic and South Asian usage. Routes uncertain.Low
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History & Origin
Rumina was a minor Roman goddess protecting nursing mothers and babies; her shrine stood near the fig tree of the Palatine, and she alone among the gods received milk offerings. Her name is linked to ruma, an old Latin word for the breast, and we note the deity respectfully. Separately, Rumina exists as a Japanese given name and turns up in Slavic and South Asian usage, so a family's route to it is uncertain (said 'roo-MEE-nuh').
In the U.S. it is very rare. Rare, soft-sounding, and layered.
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What does the name Rumina mean?
Rumina was a Roman goddess of nursing mothers; it is also used as a Japanese name. The routes are uncertain, which we note.
How do you pronounce Rumina?
It's said roo-MEE-nuh /ruˈmi.nə/ — three syllables, stress on the second.
Is Rumina a boy or girl name?
Rumina is a girl's name.
How popular is Rumina?
Rumina is very rare in the U.S.













