Pauliine / Paulina / Pauline / Paola

Pauliine is a variant of Paulina, which is the feminine form of Paulinus, a Roman cognomen derived from the Latin 'Paulus'. The name 'Paulus' means 'small' or 'humble'. It has been used since ancient Roman times and gained popularity through early Christian saints. The 'Pauliine' spelling is particularly common in Nordic and Baltic regions, reflecting local linguistic adaptations.

The name's journey through Europe saw it adopted and adapted in various forms. Its association with St. Paul and other early Christian figures contributed to its widespread use, especially in Christian communities. The 'Pauliine' spelling specifically suggests a regional evolution, likely influenced by phonetics and naming conventions in countries like Estonia or Finland.