Pnina

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English

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Etymology

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From Hebrew פנינה (pearl).

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Pnina

  1. A female given name.
    • 2000, John O'Meara, Defending Her Son, page 73:
      Both Ivana and Pnina's husband would know of the affair from the start , the husband going so far as to meet with Ivana in private to discuss how it was that she could tolerate it.
    • 2020, Elena Favilli, Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls:
      The government made it hard for people like Pnina's family to practice their religion, and during a time of civil war and famine, they fled to a refugee camp in Sudan []

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