Carmina

Hebrew

"garden"

Carmina Origin and Meaning

The name Carmina is a girl's name.

Carmina is a feminine name of Latin origin that derives from the word 'carmen,' meaning 'song,' 'poem,' or 'verse.' The plural form 'carmina' literally translates to 'songs' or 'poems,' giving the name artistic and musical associations. While relatively uncommon in English-speaking countries, it has stronger usage in Italy, Spain, and Latin American countries. The name carries a lyrical quality and evokes the beauty of musical expression and poetic artistry. Carmina's classical roots connect it to ancient Roman culture, where poetry and songs were highly valued art forms. The name gained some recognition through Carl Orff's famous musical composition 'Carmina Burana.' For parents, Carmina offers a melodious choice with cultural depth, artistic associations, and a timeless, elegant quality.

Famous People Named Carmina

• Sofia Carmina Coppola American director, screenwriter and producer
• La Carmina Canadian fashion blogger

The name Carmina in Pop Culture

• Carmina Burana cantata by Carl Orff based on Medieval Poems