Dine ending baby names and what they mean, with 32 results. -dine names are used more often as feminine names. These girl names were at the height of their popularity in the 1930s (ADOPTION OF 0.6%) and have become significantly less conventional since, with names such as Nadine going out of style. Nodine (TOP 16%) and Modine (48%) are familiar -dine last names.

Adine - Elladine

Adine
Var. of Adina. Based on Hebrew language. "Noble, gentle, delicate." Rare, but Adine is comparable to popular -ine surnames Amine (UPPER 56%), Axline (29%). See also Adima.

Aldine¹
Var. of Alda. Based on Old German element. "Old, prosperous." Aldine is uncommon as a female name. See also Alldine.

Alldine, Aldine²
Var. of Alida. Stems fr. Latin. "Small winged one." Aldine and Alldine are sparsely used as first names.

Almondine, Almandine
Var. of Almond. Plant name .. Almandine and Almondine are not frequently adopted as baby names.

Almodine
Derived fr. Latin. "Precious stone." Almodine is rarely used as a birth name.

Alverdine
Source fr. Old English language. "Elf or magical counsel." Alverdine is rarely used as a girls' name.

Amandine
Form of Amanda. Derivative of Latin word. "Fit to be loved, lovable." Rather quaint as a baby name. See also Amande.

Ardine
Form of Ardelle. .. Also possibly a feminine form of .. Compare last names Arwine (TOP 45%), Arline (12%). See also Artina.

Berdine¹
Based on Old German element. "Bright or glowing maiden." Bredine and Bridine are creative forms. See also Byrdene.

Bernardine, Bernadine¹▼
Var. of Bernadette. From French, Old German. "Strong, brave bear." Bernadine (UPPER 17%) and Bernardine (74%) are conventional feminine names.

Bernadine²▼, var. Berdine²
Derived fr. Old French, Old German languages. "Strong, brave bear." Bernadine is frequently occurring (UPPER 17%) as a women's name, while Berdine is unconventional.

Birdine
Form of Birdena. Based on American language. "Little bird." Not in popularity charts.

Blandine
Var. of Blanda. Stems fr. Latin element. "Seductive, amiable." Not much used as a girls' name. See also Blondie.

Brigidine
Var. of Bridget. Root fr. Gaelic element. "Exalted one." Not in Top 2000.

Celandine, var. Cellandine
Root fr. Greek. "Swallow." Outside Top 2000.

Claudine¹▼
Derivative of French, Latin. "Lame." Claudine rose in popularity 9 decades ago, but now, Claudine has become somewhat outmoded. See also Claudina.

Claudine²▼
Var. of Claudia. Based on Latin language. "Lame." Less common today. Claudine was last found in the 1970s in the Top 2000.

Conradine
Root fr. Old German. "Brave counsel." Conradine is not frequently used as a girls' name.

Edwardine
Stems fr. Old English. "Wealthy guard." Not in popularity charts.

Elladine
Var. of Eleanor. Based on Old French, Old German languages. "Other, foreign." Uncommon, with the androgynous -ne suffix for Elladine, like Elaene. See also Ellaine.