How to Say "Carolina" in Italian

Carolina

/ka.roˈli.na/

Carolina is the Italian way to say the female given name Carolina.

Carolina is used as a female given name.

Is it said differently in some regions?

In some parts of Lombardy, Lina is a popular nickname for Carolina.

As a female given name, Carolina is a proper noun and should always be capitalized in Italian.

The word has 4 syllables, with the stress on the 3rd syllable: /ka.roˈli.na/.

While Carolina is a name, the word carolino refers to a specific gold coin minted in the Kingdom of Naples during the 18th century.
While Carolina is a common name, its masculine counterpart Carlo is the Italian form of the English name 'Charles'. This connects the name to a wide network of European royal naming traditions.
The name originates from the Latin word Carolīna.

Tom vive nella Carolina del Nord.
Tom lives in North Carolina.
This sentence shows how to use Carolina when referring to the state of North Carolina.
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Viene coltivato molto tabacco nella Carolina del Nord.
A lot of tobacco is grown in North Carolina.
This sentence demonstrates the use of Carolina in the context of North Carolina.
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Io e Carolina andiamo al cinema stasera.
Carolina and I are going to the cinema tonight.
Conosco una ragazza di nome Carolina.
I know a girl named Carolina.
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