Longer form of Nina?

[catloverd]

I think Nina can stand on it's own. My fiance' niece is named Nina. It's not a nickname, it's her name.

[chelseamae]

Georgina is my favorite way to get to the nickname Nina, but i also think that Nina is able to stand on its own! Such a great name

[erinlw]

I don't think that Nina needs to be lengthened. It stands alone just fine.

[rollo]

The beautiful Antonina is a natural for nn of Nina.

[stripedsocks]

Yonina is Hebrew, its the feminine form of Yonah, which is Jonah. It means, like Jonah does, "dove."

I do think Nina could stand on its own, but Yonina is my favourite way to lengthen it. Jonah gets used a lot but Yonina hardly does (In English speaking countries).

[east93]

Dinora comes to mind.

[grey56]

My DD is Nina! We have had some people ask what it's short for, and they have all assumed Christina. I didn't know that it was a common NN for Christina before we named Nina. I like Nina on its own. :-)

There is a musical duo named Nina Sky, b/c the sisters are Nicole and Natalie. So you could do a first name-middle name thing, where the first name starts with Ni- and the middle name starts with Na-. VERY much a stretch, but it could work.

[miloowen]

You can always use the Arthurian name Ninian, which could be shortened to Nina.

[caroline147]

I like Caterina nn Nina best.

[samantha-bianca]

You should look in to Russian diminutive names, you might find it interesting

On topic, lol... Karenina (as in Anna Karenina, by Tolstoy); Nerida; Nadine/Nadina; Danina...