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Definitions for Karina
ka·ri·na
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Wiktionary
Karinanoun
of modern usage, a form of Karin ( Catherine) long used in Scandinavia, or from Carina.
Wikidata
Karina
Karina is a Venezuelan Latin pop music singer, songwriter, and actress. Her first major appearance was singing one of the roles in the play entitled El Taller Del Orfebre, a Venezuelan musical adaption of Karol Wojtyla's play entitled The Jeweller's Shop. Karina sang the song, "Zapatos De Tacón Alto". Other well-known singers who were part of this production included Guillermo Dávila, Melissa, and Guillermo Carrasco.
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Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of Karina in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of Karina in Pythagorean Numerology is: 9
Examples of Karina in a Sentence
Karina was magical, and this became much more apparent after she died. What she created, what she accomplished, all I can say is that she’s around us. Everything has been driven by Karina.
All I can say is that she’s around us. Everything has been driven by Karina.
That monster killed four people the night of August 2, one is in heaven. The other three walk the earth as zombies, just waiting to die to be with Karina again.
Karina Bonilla used to work for a fruit vendor and Karina Bonilla boss... he was positive with Covid.
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Translations for Karina
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- كاريناArabic
- karinaCzech
- karinaDanish
- KarinaGerman
- ΚαρίναGreek
- karinaEsperanto
- karinaSpanish
- کاریناPersian
- karinaFinnish
- KarinaFrench
- karinaIrish
- करीनाHindi
- karinaHungarian
- karinaIndonesian
- karinaItalian
- קארינהHebrew
- カリーナJapanese
- ಕರೀನಾKannada
- 카리나Korean
- karinaLatin
- karinaDutch
- karinaNorwegian
- karinaPolish
- karinaPortuguese
- karinaRomanian
- КаринаRussian
- karinaSwedish
- கரினாTamil
- కరీనాTelugu
- KarinaThai
- karinaTurkish
- KarinaUkrainian
- کرینہUrdu
- karinaVietnamese
- karinaYiddish
- 卡琳娜Chinese
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