Selina

Selina /səˈlnə/ is a feminine given name, of Greek origin, derived from the Greek "Selēnē" meaning "moon". It reached peak popularity in the 1980s. Selina may refer to:

Selina
Pronunciation/səˈlnə/
Genderfeminine
Language(s)Greek
Origin
Meaningmoon
Other names
Related namesSelena, Celina, Selene

People

Fictional characters

  • Selina Peake De Jong, the protagonist of Edna Ferber's novel So Big
  • Selina Kyle (disambiguation), alter ego of the original Catwoman, the DC Comics character
  • Selina Meyer, protagonist of the HBO television comedy series Veep
  • Selina Roberts, from the Australian soap opera Home and Away
  • Selina, the main antagonist in the sixth season of Winx Club
  • Selina Khan, main character from CBBC's Wolfblood
  • Selina D'Arcey, main character from 1965 American film A Patch of Blue
  • Selina Plymdale, a character in Middlemarch - a novel by English author George Eliot

Other

  • Selina (Jean Paul novel), a novel by German author Jean Paul
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