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Herewith is a brief for all children whose parents give them unusual mirth-provoking or humiliating names. The offending fathers and mothers may be well meaning enough and in some cases the names have significance at the time they are given, but before long the child is hanging his head in shame under the storm of derision of his playmates, or blushing when he gives his name for the roll at school.
— Anon,
Spokane Daily Chronicle, 1942


How Do You Feel About Your Name, Alina?
“I love my name” says Alina, a 27-year-old from the United States.
Alina’s name was only the 910th most popular name in the U.S. the year she was born, but it has since become much more common. It ranked #355 in 2006.
The name Alina has many possible origins. For example, Alina means “noble” in Arabic, is a pet form of Adelina, and is short for names ending in “-alina” (among other things).
What’s one of the reasons Alina likes her name?
What does Alina not like about her name?
Thanks, Alina!
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