Girl name
Angelina name meaning
“messenger, bearer of a message”
Angelina is a feminine name meaning messenger or bearer of a message. It is an elaborated form of Angela used in European languages. Its ultimate source is the Greek word angelos, which means messenger and is also used for an angel, connecting both senses through the same root.
What does Angelina mean?
The ending -na appears in names of varied origins, including Ratna, Agustina, and Diana. These final letters do not have one independent meaning that applies to every name. More girl names ending in -na →
Origin and cultural usage of Angelina
Angelina is an elaborated form of Angela used in European languages. Its ultimate root is Greek angelos, meaning messenger and also used for an angel.
Names are shared across communities. Where a name is commonly used says nothing certain about any one person’s ethnicity, religion or background.
Name combinations with Angelina
Two- and three-word full-name ideas with Angelina, built from names in our dictionary, with the meaning of each word.
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Meaning of each word
- Angelina: messenger, bearer of a message
- Tamara: a date palm
- Felicia: fortunate, happy
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Meaning of each word
- Angelina: messenger, bearer of a message
- Imaculata: pure, without blemish
- Margareth: pearl
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Angelina Suzanne
Meaning of each word
- Angelina: messenger, bearer of a message
- Suzanne: lily flower
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Meaning of each word
- Clara: bright, renowned
- Angelina: messenger, bearer of a message
- Bernadeta: brave as a bear
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Angelina Febiola
Meaning of each word
- Angelina: messenger, bearer of a message
- Febiola: bean; bean grower
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Meaning of each word
- Angelina: messenger, bearer of a message
- Yosefina: may God add
- Wasti: good, best
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How to pronounce Angelina
| Syllables | 4 · 8 letters · 8-letter girl names |
|---|---|
| Javanese script (Aksara Jawa) | ꦲꦔꦺꦭꦶꦤ |
| Sundanese script (Aksara Sunda) | ᮃᮍᮨᮜᮤᮔ |
Is Angelina a girl’s name?
Yes, Angelina is used mostly as a girl’s name. In our data sample, 0% of bearers are male. See all girl names.
Angelina ranks #426 among girl names in our data sample (22 of 168,435 occurrences). It is a sample, not national data.
Variants and similar names
Names that sound like Angelina
Names with related meanings
- Wahyu♂♀Divine message or inspiration
- Endang♂♀Female ascetic
- Wahyuni♀Revelation, divine message
- Aulia♂♀Protectors, close allies, or saints
- Sukma♂♀Soul, spirit of life
- Nurjanah♀Light of paradise
- Hidayah♀Guidance toward the right path
- Jannah♀Garden, heavenly paradise
- Paramita♀Perfection of virtue
- Zen♂♀Meditation, mental concentration
- Wahyuningsih♀Revelation of love
- Hapsari♀Celestial maiden, heavenly woman
Famous people named Angelina
- Angelina Sondakh · b. 1977
- Angelina Christy · b. 2005
- Angelina Christi Sangeroki · b. 1996
- Angelina Lee · b. 1984
- Angelina Pattiasina
- Angelina Sigalingging
- Angelina Sukristiyati · b. 1966
- Angelina Teti · b. 1970
- Angelina Yaiman · b. 1976
FAQ about the name Angelina
What is the meaning of Angelina?
Angelina means messenger, bearer of a message. Angelina is an elaborated form of Angela used in European languages. Its ultimate root is Greek angelos, meaning messenger and also used for an angel.
Is Angelina a girl’s name?
Yes, Angelina is used mostly as a girl’s name. In our data sample, 0% of bearers are male.
What is the origin of the name Angelina?
Angelina is of Greek, Latin and European origin.
How many syllables does Angelina have?
Angelina has 4 syllables (A-nge-li-na) and 8 letters.
How popular is the name Angelina?
Angelina ranks #426 among girl names in our data sample (22 of 168,435 occurrences). It is a sample, not national data.
What full names go well with Angelina?
Some ideas: Angelina Tamara Felicia; Angelina Imaculata Margareth; Angelina Suzanne.
Famous people named Angelina?
Notable people named Angelina include Angelina Sondakh, Angelina Christy, Angelina Christi Sangeroki.
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