Molina
moh-LEE-nah
Molina is a girl’s name of Spanish origin, meaning “A surname of Spanish origin, possibly related to 'muelo', meaning 'millstone', indicating an occupational name for a miller. It also has Germanic roots relating to 'powerful in battle'.”, and peaked in popularity in 1971.
What Molina Means
“A surname of Spanish origin, possibly related to 'muelo', meaning 'millstone', indicating an occupational name for a miller. It also has Germanic roots relating to 'powerful in battle'.”
The Story of Molina
A name that speaks of grounded industry and the powerful resonance of a life well-lived, echoing from Spanish soil.
Molina is a surname of Spanish origin, often linked to the word 'muelo,' meaning 'millstone,' suggesting an ancestral connection to millers. It also carries Germanic roots hinting at strength in battle.
You feel Molina is a name for your daughter who will be both resourceful and warm, articulate in her expression. This name suggests a grounded spirit, creative and capable, always finding her way.
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Free-spirited, adaptable, and curious. These names carry energy of change and exploration.
Famous Namesakes
Jenni Molina
Argentine actress and comedian known for her TV roles.
Personality Traits
Peak Year
#21 in 1971
Total Births
222
First Recorded
1971
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