Aina is a multifaceted name with diverse origins and meanings. It is traditionally used in West Africa, particularly among the Yoruba people, where it signifies a child born with the umbilical cord around their neck. In Scandinavian cultures, Aina means "forever," while in Japan, it combines the words for "love" and "green." The name also has Hindi and Bengali roots, meaning "mirror," and in Arabic, it translates to "one with beautiful eyes." The use of the name has evolved over time, reflecting its multicultural appeal and significance.
