Corvina

Corvina is the feminine variant of the late antique name Corvinus, which is derived from the Latin term Corvus. The name itself can be translated as 'the raven' or 'the little raven'.

What does the name Corvina mean?

Corvina represents the feminine counterpart of the late Latin name Corvinus, which has its origin in the Latin Corvus. The translation of the name is 'the raven' or 'the little raven'. The origin is anchored in the Latin word corvus, which stands for 'the raven'. Male variants include Corvinius, Corvin, Corvinian, Corbinius, Corbinianus, Corbinian, Corbin, Corben, Korvin, Korwin, Korbin, Korbinian, Korben, and Jorben.

Where does the name Corvina come from?

The name Corvina has its roots in Latin and literally means 'the little raven'. The Latin term corvus stands for 'the raven', which was often associated with prophecies in ancient times, while corvīnus means 'belonging to the raven'. The language of the name spans American, German, Roman, and Swiss.

How do you pronounce Corvina?

The sound and pronunciation of Corvina: The name Corvina has a soft, slightly flowing sound. It is generally pronounced as 'Kor-vi-na' [kɔʁˈviːna], with the initial syllable sounding firm but not harsh. The following open syllables create a smooth movement, while the '-na' gently fades away. These characteristics give the name a harmonious and calm aura – clearly structured, yet pleasing in overall sound.

When is the name day of Corvina?

The name days for Corvina are September 8, September 9, and November 20.

Popularity

In Germany, Corvina is one of the rarer first names. In 2015, it reached 4,092nd place on the list of the most common female baby names. Over the past ten years, the name has been given less than 10 times, which catapults it to 9,317th place in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 11,574th.

Nicknames & pet names

Coco

Famous people

• Corvina Nielsen (American musician)