Origin and Meaning of Idalina

A variant of Idalia, often associated with the idea of 'the bright one' or 'the one who is radiant.'

Origin: Spanish and Portuguese - Derived from the Old Germanic elements 'ida' meaning 'work' or 'labor' and 'lin' which often denotes 'tender' or 'delicate.' The name is also linked to Idalia, from Greek mythology, related to the goddess of beauty and love.

• Idalina is a relatively rare name, often found in Spanish and Portuguese-speaking countries, where it carries a sense of elegance and femininity.
• In Portuguese-speaking cultures, names ending with 'ina' are often perceived as charming and youthful, which contributes to Idalina's appeal.
• Notable bearers of the name include various artists and figures in contemporary culture, although it remains less common than many other names.
• Idalina's popularity has fluctuated, with spikes in its usage often noticed in specific regions or communities, particularly in places with Spanish or Portuguese heritage.
• Similar names include Idalia, a more popular variant, and other names like Adalina or Isolina, which share similar phonetic characteristics.