Quirina

Quirina is a name of ancient Roman origin, derived from 'Quirinus'. Quirinus was an early Roman god, often identified with Romulus, the legendary founder of Rome, after his deification. The name itself is thought to be connected to 'Quirium', an ancient Sabine town, or to 'quirites', the term for Roman citizens. As a female given name, Quirina is a feminization of Quirinus.

While not widely used, Quirina has persisted through history, particularly in regions with a strong Roman Catholic influence, due to its connection to saints. Saint Quirina was a Roman martyr, which helped to keep the name in circulation, albeit as a relatively rare choice. Its classical roots give it an air of antiquity and sophistication.