Carrine is a unique and distinctive given name of Latin origin, derived from the Roman family name Carrinius, which was possibly derived from 'caro,' meaning 'meat' or 'flesh.' It is an uncommon name, adding to its allure and exclusivity. Historically, it has not been extensively used as a personal name, but this could contribute to its modern appeal for parents seeking a distinctive choice for their child. The name Carrine carries a certain elegance and sophistication, making it a compelling option for those who wish to grant their child a unique identity.
The name Carrine experienced periods of popularity and decline throughout the years, with a notable spike in usage between 1917 to 1919, peaking at 13 births in 1919. However, it seems to have lost favor thereafter, with most years seeing fewer than 8 births until a resurgence in the late 20th century, with several periods showing consistent popularity (5-7 births per year) from the 1970s onwards. Overall, there were a total of 156 babies named Carrine born between 1916 and 1992.