Girl name
Mine name meaning
“colored enamel; verbena flower”
Mine means “colored enamel” and also names the verbena flower. It derives from Persian mīnā, referring to glass or colored glaze, and is used for girls in Türkiye. The name evokes both the glossy enamel decorating jewelry and the clusters of small verbena flowers grown in gardens.
- Gender
- ♀ Girl
- Origin
- Persian
- Syllables
- 2
- Popularity
- In TÜİK lists
What does Mine mean?
Colored enamel; verbena flower
In Turkish: renkli camsı kaplama; mine çiçeği
Mine evokes the colored, glossy enamel used to decorate metal surfaces. Turkish also uses the word in technical expressions such as tooth enamel, while mine çiçeği denotes verbena. The name consequently has associations with both decorative craftsmanship and flowers, depending on the context.
How popular is Mine?
Official figures: TÜİK newborn name lists (2018–2025, the top 30 for Türkiye and each of the 81 provinces every year) and the most common names in the population.
- Province lists
- 1provinces
Where is Mine in the top 30?
1 provinces · the latest year each province listed it
Source: TurkStat (TÜİK), Address-Based Population Registration System. The lists cover the top 30 names per year, sex and province; no official counts are published for less common names. All statistics →
Origin of the name Mine
Mine ultimately derives from Persian mīnā, referring to glass or colored enamel. In Turkish it also appears in the name of the verbena flower.
Double names with Mine
Double-name ideas built from names in our dictionary, with the meaning of each name.
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Mine Eliz
Meaning of each name
- Mine: colored enamel; verbena flower
- Eliz: God is my oath
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Nurcan Mine
Meaning of each name
- Nurcan: radiant soul; luminous life
- Mine: colored enamel; verbena flower
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Mine Beritan
Meaning of each name
- Mine: colored enamel; verbena flower
- Beritan: associated with summer pastures and their people
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Cansel Mine
Meaning of each name
- Cansel: life and flood; an image of surging life
- Mine: colored enamel; verbena flower
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Mine Nigar
Meaning of each name
- Mine: colored enamel; verbena flower
- Nigar: picture; beloved; picture-like beauty
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Rana Mine
Meaning of each name
- Rana: beautiful, graceful; pleasing in appearance
- Mine: colored enamel; verbena flower
How to pronounce Mine
| Syllables | 2 · 4 letters · 4-letter girl names |
|---|---|
| IPA | /mine/ |
| Ottoman Turkish | مینه |
Is Mine a girl’s name?
Yes, Mine is used mostly as a girl’s name. See all girl names.
Mine appears in TÜİK’s most-used name lists. See the statistics section above (Source: TurkStat, ADNKS).
Spellings and similar names
Names that sound like Mine
Names with related meanings
Famous people named Mine
- Mine Tugay · b. 1978
- Mine Teber · b. 1961
- Mine Kırıkkanat · b. 1951
- Mine Arduç · b. 2000
- Mine Mutlu · b. 1948
- Mine Söğüt · b. 1968
- Mine Çetinkaya-Rundel · b. 1982
- Mine Kılıç · b. 2002
- Mine Koldaş · b. 1960
- Mine Soley · b. 1948
- Mine Sunar · b. 1933
- Mine Çağlıyan · b. 1972
FAQ about the name Mine
What is the meaning of Mine?
Mine means “colored enamel; verbena flower”. Mine ultimately derives from Persian mīnā, referring to glass or colored enamel. In Turkish it also appears in the name of the verbena flower.
Is Mine a girl’s name?
Yes, Mine is used mostly as a girl’s name.
Is Mine in the Quran?
No. Neither the name Mine nor its source word occurs in the Quran.
What is the origin of the name Mine?
Mine is of Persian origin.
How many syllables does Mine have?
Mine has 2 syllables and 4 letters.
How popular is the name Mine?
Mine appears in TÜİK’s most-used name lists. See the statistics section above (Source: TurkStat, ADNKS).
What names go well with Mine?
Some ideas: Mine Eliz; Nurcan Mine; Mine Beritan.
Famous people named Mine?
Notable people named Mine include Mine Tugay, Mine Teber, Mine Kırıkkanat.
Sources and method
Meanings and origins draw on language sources and name dictionaries; popularity figures come from TÜİK’s address-based population register, and notable people from Wikidata.
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