Karenina is a unique and captivating female given name, originating from Russia. It was made popular by the classic novel 'Anna Karenina' penned by Leo Tolstoy. The name has a melodic ring to it, with the 'kare-' sound being shared with other names like Caroline or Karen, but its distinct ending gives it a touch of uniqueness. In the English-speaking world, Karenina is often associated with the novel's protagonist, Anna Karenina, adding a layer of intrigue and literary elegance to the name.
"Karenina was quite popular as a baby girl name in both 1978 and 1998, with seven births each year."