Christine (name) instance of female given name
Translations
کریستین (Persian)
كريستين (Arabic)
Крысціна (Kryścina) (Belarusian)
খ্রীস্টিন (Khrīsṭina) (Bengali)
Hristina (Bosnian)
Кристин (Kristin) (Bulgarian)
Χριστίνα (Christina, Hristina) (Greek)
ક્રિસ્ટીન (Krisṭīna) (Gujarati)
כריסטין (Hebrew)
क्रिस्टीना (Krisṭīna) (Hindi)
Cristina (Italian)
クリスティーヌ (Kurisutīnu), クリスティーン　(Kurisutīn) (Japanese)
克莉丝汀(kèlìsītīng) (Chinese)
கிரிஸ்தீன் (Krisṭin) (Tamil)
ಕ್ರಿಸ್ಟಿನ್ (Krisṭin) (Kannada)
크리스틴 (Keuriseutin) (Korean)
Кристин (Kristin) (Macedonian)
क्रिस्टिन (Krisṭina) (Nepali)
کریستین (Persian)
Krystyna (Polish)
Kristýna (Czech)
Kristína (Slovakian)
Кристина, Христина (Kristina, Khristina) (Russian)
Cristina (Kristina) (Spanish)
Cristine (Tagalog)
Kristīne (Latvian)
קריסטין (Krystyn) (Yiddish)
ქრისტინე (Georgian)
Христина (Ukrainian)
Kristina (Lithuanian)
Krisztina (Hungarian)Sense and origin of the name
Generally, the name Christine or Christina is given in Christ's honor and in reference to Saint Christina of Bolsena (feast day: 24 July). There are other saints named Christine or Christina, including Christine of Persia (feast day: 13-14 March); Christina of Ancyra (feast day: 18 May), et alia.People with the given name Christine
All pages beginning with Christine
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