Ramina as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Ramina

What is the meaning of the name Ramina ?

The baby name Ramina is a Female name , 3 syllables long and is pronounced rah-MEE-nah,/rəˈmiːnə/.

Ramina is Arabic, Hindi, Persian, Sanskrit in Origin.

Ramina is a modern feminine given name, most often interpreted as the female form of the Persian name Ramin. Ramin, known from the 11th‑century Persian romance Vis o Rāmin by Gurgani, has an uncertain Middle Persian etymology; popular glosses include “joyful,” “delight‑bringer,” or “protector,” and Ramina tends to carry the same warm connotations.

Usage clusters in Iran, the Caucasus (especially Azerbaijan), parts of Central Asia, and in Persian and Russian‑speaking diasporas, where the -ina ending fits local naming patterns. The name appears mainly from the late 20th century as a feminine coinage rather than a long‑established traditional form. Variants and related forms include Raminah (Arabic‑influenced), Ramine and Ramyna (transliterations), with short forms Rami, Mina, or Rina. It is distinct from Romina and Ramona. Ramina offers a cross‑cultural sound anchored in Persian literary heritage while remaining rare in English‑speaking countries.