Meaning and history
Celina is the Polish, Portuguese, and Spanish form of Céline, and it can also serve as a short form of Marcelina.
20062006: 242 births, rank #1,056
2007: 200 births, rank #1,239
2008: 180 births, rank #1,351
2009: 180 births, rank #1,334
2010: 179 births, rank #1,311
20112011: 161 births, rank #1,415
2012: 216 births, rank #1,136
2013: 171 births, rank #1,362
2014: 189 births, rank #1,270
2015: 175 births, rank #1,354
20162016: 220 births, rank #1,145
2017: 196 births, rank #1,224
2018: 192 births, rank #1,219
2019: 215 births, rank #1,125
2020: 202 births, rank #1,159
20212021: 205 births, rank #1,187
2022: 237 births, rank #1,066
2023: 249 births, rank #1,016
2024: 267 births, rank #970
20252025: 329 births, rank #827
Celina rose from #971 to #829 for girls between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 1994, with 593 births.