Angelina is of Latin origin, derived from the word 'angelus', meaning 'angel'. It gained popularity as a female given name in the late Middle Ages, often bestowed upon children to reflect innocence and divine favor. In some cultures, Angelina may also be considered a diminutive form of Angela or Angela herself may be a derivative of Angelina. The name has been used across various countries over time, including Italy, France, Spain, and more recently, the United States. It's often paired with names like Isabella, Sophia, and Charlotte in modern times.
"In 1987 alone, there were six newborns named Angelian. Overall, that makes up all six instances of the name being used."