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What does Celinka mean?
Celinka 
as a name for girls has its roots in Greek and Latin, and Celinka means "the moon; heavenly". Celinka is a variant form of Celena (Greek): goddess of the moon. Celinka is also a variant of Celeste (Latin).
Variations
RELATIONS VIA CELENA, CELESTE Cela, Celeena, Celesia, Celesta, Celia▼, Celie, Celina, Celinda, Celine▲, Celisse, Celka, Celyna, Cesia, Salina▼, Selena, Selina, Tinka
CREATIVE FORMS(female)
(male)
MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
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How popular is Celinka?
Celinka is an uncommonly occurring first name for women. Celinka is also an unusual last name for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)
Which version is better?
Popular variation forms of Celinka (NOT RANKED) ranked in the Top 2000 are Selena (#249 IN 2018), Celeste (#441), Celine (#503), Celia (#936), Selina (#1089), Celina (#1220), Celena, Celesta, Celie and Salina. Other forms, like Celyna, are uncommon. These relations of Celinka were favored as birth names 2 decades ago (ADOPTION OF 0.4%) and have become significantly less widespread since (ADOPTION 0.2%, DOWN 51.8%). Celeste has generally been popular among parents, though Selena is currently ranked higher, while forms such as Celia are now somewhat dated. (2018 BIRTH STATISTICS)
Similar Names
Recommended sound-alike names are Alika, Belinda▼, Caelin, Calin, Calina, Calinda, Calista▼, Calvina, Calvinna, Carina, Carinna, Carlina, Carlinda, Cecila, Cecilla, Cedrika, Ceila, Ceilena, Ceilia, Celenia, Celicia, Celida, Celinde, Celinna, Cellina, Celosia, Celsea, Cerena, Ceria, Chelisa, Cherina, Cilia, Cilicea, Cilicia, Ciline, Clelia, Colena, Colina, Colinda, Coline, Corina▼, Corinda, Corinna▼, Cyrina, Delina, Delinda, Dericka, Felina, Fericka (see Farica), Flicka, Gericka, Henka, Ilonka, Jelina, Jenika, Jerika, Julinka, Juliska, Karlinka, Lalika, Malika▼, Melina▲, Melinda▼, Milanka, Selinda, Temika, Terika, Varinka, Velika, Velinda, Verinka (see Vera), Yulenka, Yulinka, Zalika and Zelina. These names tend to be more commonly used than Celinka.
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