Albine

Meaning & History：

French form and German variant of ALBINA.

ALBINA female Russian, Ukrainian, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Slovene, Polish, German, Lithuanian, Ancient Roman

Feminine form of ALBINUS. Saint Albina was a 3rd-century martyr from Caesarea.

ALBINUS male Ancient Roman

Roman cognomen which was a derivative of ALBUS. Saint Albinus (also called Aubin) was a 6th-century bishop of Angers in Brittany.

ALBUS male Ancient Roman

Roman cognomen meaning "white, bright" in Latin.

Names related to Albine：

EQUIVALENTS

ANCIENT ROMAN: Albina

FRENCH: Albine

ITALIAN: Albina

LITHUANIAN: Albina

POLISH: Albina

PORTUGUESE: Albina

RUSSIAN: Albina

SLOVAK: Albína

SLOVENE: Albina

SPANISH: Albina

UKRAINIAN: Albina

MASCULINE FORMS

ANCIENT ROMAN: Albinus

DANISH: Albin

ENGLISH: Albin

ITALIAN: Albino

NORWEGIAN: Albin

POLISH: Albin

PORTUGUESE: Albino

SLOVENE: Albin

SPANISH: Albino

SWEDISH: Albin

OTHER FORMS

ANCIENT ROMAN: Alba, Albus

CATALAN: Alba

ITALIAN: Alba

SPANISH: Alba