Antina is a rare and elegant female given name of Latin origin, derived from the Roman family name 'Antoninus'. It is a variant form of the name Antonina, which is itself a feminine form of Antonius. Historically, the name Antonius was borne by several prominent figures in ancient Rome, most notably Mark Antony, who played a significant role in the Roman Republic alongside Julius Caesar and Octavian. The name Antina shares its root with other names such as Anthony, Antoine, Antonio, and Antonia, which have been popular throughout history and across different cultures.
"Antina experienced a peak of popularity with six births each in 1972 and 1973, followed by a slight dip to five births in 1974, then another rise to ten births in 1981. Overall, the name was given to thirty-two children over these years."