Rina 3 is a feminine given name used in Hindi and Marathi, deriving from the Sanskrit रीण (rīṇa), meaning "melted".The name is part of a broader Indian naming tradition where abstract qualities or natural phenomena—such as melting—are used to convey subtle beauty or emotional depth. In this case, "melted" may evoke tenderness or dissolution, often interpreted poetically as a symbol of love or devotion. While not among the most common names in India, Rina and its variants have maintained consistent usage, particularly in western regions like Maharashtra.A closely related form is Reena, a Marathi variant that shares the same Sanskrit root. Across languages, similar-sounding names like Rina (in multiple cultures, such as Japanese or Hebrew) exist with entirely unrelated etymologies, but the Sanskrit-derived Rina remains distinct in South Asian contexts.Meaning: "melted"Origin: SanskritType: First nameUsage: Hindi, Marathi