Wina, of Germanic origin, means 'friend'. It's composed of two elements: 'wini' meaning 'friend', and '-a', a feminine suffix. The name was first used in England during the Middle Ages but has since gained global recognition. It is particularly popular in countries with significant Germanic influence. Wina is often associated with strength, loyalty, and camaraderie due to its literal translation.
"The name Wina saw a slight dip in popularity from 1961 to 1962, with 7 births recorded in the former year and 6 in the latter."