Name meaning
Tine
means “follower of Christ”
- Origin
- Latin, via Scandinavian and German
- Gender
- Unisex, any gender
- Used in
- Norwegian, Danish
- Spellings
- Tine · Christine
- Form of
- Katrine
- Say it
- TEE-neh
- Letters
- 4
Researched meaning
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Tine is a short form of Christine, from the Latin christianus, follower of Christ.
Roots
From Greek christos (anointed).
Where it is used
Christine is the full form.
Tine name FAQ
What does the name Tine mean?
Tine means “follower of Christ”. From Greek christos (anointed).
Where does the name Tine come from?
Tine is of Latin, via Scandinavian and German origin. Today it is used in Norwegian, Danish families.
How do you pronounce Tine?
Tine is usually pronounced TEE-neh.
Is Tine a boy's or a girl's name?
Tine is unisex, any gender.
What are other spellings of Tine?
Related spellings and forms include Christine.
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Sources
Name data: Public-Census, Wikidata, Wiktionary-EN. Recorded in national birth and census statistics. Meaning and background researched by our team from the sources below and written in our own words. Wikipedia and Wiktionary content is licensed CC BY-SA 4.0.