Celinda (en. Celinda)

/seˈlinda/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Name of Spanish origin, which can refer to various things depending on the context.

Celinda is a very popular name in some regions of Spain.

Celinda es un nombre muy popular en algunas regiones de España.

Can be used as a nickname or diminutive in certain families.

Grandma always calls Celinda 'Celi'.

La abuela siempre llama a Celinda 'Celi'.

Name that is sometimes associated with characteristics of sweetness and kindness.

I met a Celinda who was very kind and helpful.

Conocí a una Celinda que era muy amable y servicial.

The origin of 'celinda' is Spanish, although its exact meaning may vary between cultures.

Celinda in sight

Expression that denotes joy at the arrival of Celinda.

Celinda a la vista

To be a celinda

To be sweet and kind to others, as people with that name are perceived.

Ser una celinda

celestial

Related to heaven or what is divine.

celestial

jealousy

Feeling of insecurity regarding someone's fidelity.

celos

A caring and kind person.

That Celinda always helps others, she is a true celinda.

Esa Celinda siempre ayuda a los demás, es una verdadera celinda.

Close friend or confidant.

I told all my secrets to my celinda.

Le conté todos mis secretos a mi celinda.