Jobyna, of Germanic origin, is a unique and elegant first name that has been used predominantly in England during the late 19th to mid-20th centuries. It is derived from the ancient Germanic elements 'Hjob' meaning 'heart' and 'winu', which translates to 'friend'. This charming name was often given to girls born into families with strong ties to tradition, but it has since become quite rare, adding to its distinctive appeal. Jobyna is not associated with any particular saints or historical figures, allowing those who bear this name the freedom to create their own legacy and interpretation of its meaning.
The name Jobyna saw a notable resurgence in popularity between the years of 1930 and 1935, with a total of 28 babies named Jobyna born during this five-year period. However, there was a significant drop-off in usage after these years, as indicated by the sole birth recorded in 1975. Overall, the name Jobyna has been given to 39 children throughout the specified time frame.