marina

¹

[ muh-ree-nuh ]

noun

1. a boat basin offering dockage and other service for small craft.

Marina

²

[ muh-ree-nuh ]

noun

1. a town in W California.
2. a female given name.

marina

/ məˈriːnə /

noun

1. an elaborate docking facility for pleasure boats

Word History and Origins

Origin of marina¹

1795–1805; < Italian, Spanish, noun use of feminine of marino < Latin marīnus marine

Word History and Origins

Origin of marina¹

C19: via Italian and Spanish from Latin: marine

Example Sentences

Artists like Marina Abramović have endorsed her performance, applauding her “willpower to stick to something no matter what.”

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The only problem with this scenario is that Marina is no Silvio Berlusconi.

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Nearly 70 percent of the party members said they favored Marina Berlusconi as the new party leader.

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Now 47-year-old Marina Berlusconi appears to be moving into politics—that is, if the camera-shy introvert really wants the job.

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At age four, her family made a life changing move to Marina Del Rey, California.

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A tint of aqua-marina of marvellous delicacy spread a soft hue throughout the cavern.

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How long did you and Marina remain in conversation at that place, position?

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Where was Marina during the period you were preparing dinner?

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Did you make any inquiry of Marina or of Lee Oswald as to the light having been left on?

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Were you conscious that he spoke to Marina at anytime from that moment forward until you retired that evening?

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