Serina is a variant of the name Serena, sharing the same Late Latin roots. Serena derives from the Latin word serenus, meaning "clear, tranquil, serene." This peaceful meaning reflects qualities of calmness and clarity, making Serina an appealing variant for English speakers.The use of the root Serena dates back to early Christianity, as it was borne by an obscure saint mentioned in ancient records. In literature, the name also appears in Edmund Spenser's epic poem The Faerie Queene (1590), cementing its use in the English-speaking world. While both Serena and Serina remain relatively uncommon, they carry a timeless elegance that resonates with parents seeking a unique yet classic name.Common spelling variants include Sarina and Serrena, along with the original Serena. In other languages, the base name takes region-specific forms, such as the French Séréna. A notable modern bearer is tennis star Serena Williams, whose success has arguably influenced the popularity of Serena and its variant forms like Serina.Meaning: Derived from Latin serenus, meaning "clear, tranquil, serene"Origin: Latin, via Late RomanType: Given name (female)primarily used in English-speaking regions