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Alina is a female given name of European origin. The name seems to be related to Alicia in Spanish and Adele or Delia in English.

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  • Alina Astafei
  • Alina Bercu
  • Alina Bolshakova
  • Alina Cho
  • Alina Cojocaru
  • Alina Devecerski
  • Alina Dikhtiar
  • Alina Alexandra Dumitru
  • Alina Eremia
  • Alina Fernández
  • Alina Foley
  • Alina Forsman
  • Alina Frasa
  • Alina Garciamendez
  • Alina Goreac
  • Alina Gorghiu
  • Alina Grosu
  • Alina Gut
  • Alina Guzinska
  • Alina Ibragimova
  • Alina Ivanova
  • Alina Jägerstedt
  • Alina Jenkins
  • Alina Jidkova
  • Alina Kabayeva
  • Alina Kozich
  • Alina Maksimenko
  • Alina Martain
  • Alina Militaru
  • Alina Orlova
  • Alina Panova
  • Alina Pienkowska
  • Alina Plugaru
  • Alina Pogostkina
  • Alina Popa
  • Alina Puscau
  • Alina Reyes
  • Alina Smith
  • Alina Somova (born 1985), Russian ballet dancer
  • Alina Surmacka Szczesniak
  • Alina Szapocznikow
  • Alina Talay
  • Alina Tugend
  • Alina Tumilovich
  • Alina Vera Savin
  • Alina Zagitova

    • Name Day

  • August 18
  • February 5
  • August 28 (Alina Poulangy)

    • Literary characters

  • Alina - literary character appearing in the Juliusz Słowacki play Balladyna
  • Alina - literary character appearing in the Tadeusz Konwicki novel Kronika wypadków miłosnych
  • Alina - literary character mentioned in Alexander Pushkin's novel Eugene Onegin
  • Alina - literary character appearing in the Leigh Bardugo trilogy Shadow and Bone
  • Alina - literary character appearing in Le Marquis de Sade's novel Aline and Valcour

    • References

    Alina Wikipedia
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