Meaning and history
Mina has multiple origins. In English and Dutch it is a short form of Wilhelmina and other names ending in -mina; in Hindi it can mean "fish," while Persian and Pashto have separate meanings. Literature made it familiar through Mina Harker in Bram Stoker's Dracula. Notable bearers include Italian singer Mina Mazzini and South Korean singer Mina Myoui.
20062006: 260 births, rank #996
2007: 287 births, rank #944
2008: 304 births, rank #905
2009: 323 births, rank #861
2010: 266 births, rank #963
20112011: 333 births, rank #808
2012: 318 births, rank #839
2013: 361 births, rank #750
2014: 412 births, rank #688
2015: 370 births, rank #763
20162016: 384 births, rank #741
2017: 411 births, rank #703
2018: 480 births, rank #625
2019: 427 births, rank #680
2020: 435 births, rank #661
20212021: 507 births, rank #590
2022: 488 births, rank #611
2023: 512 births, rank #586
2024: 494 births, rank #609
20252025: 491 births, rank #595
Mina rose from #609 to #597 for girls between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 2023, with 512 births.