Rena

[ ree-nuh ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Marina.

Example Sentences

Macadam first became familiar with the story of the transport while researching her first book, Rena’s Promise, published in 1995.

From Time

Just before heading out into the Hollywood night, I strike up a conversation with New Zealand actress Rena Owen.

From The Daily Beast

Those accused included two Britons working for Al Jazeera—Dominic Kane and Sue Turton—and a Dutch reporter, Rena Netjes.

From The Daily Beast

Rena Mundo Croshere grew up in 1980s America, but knew nothing of money, makeup, or Madonna.

From The Daily Beast

First he threw a glass of water at Rena Dorou, a representative of the popular left-leaning SYRZIA party.

From The Daily Beast

Our ragtag, low-budget location-scout group included Tate, co-producer Sonya Lunsford, Mark, Rena, and me.

From The Daily Beast

"Girls, you cheapen yourselves by lack  of purpose in life," says Rena L. Miner.

From Project Gutenberg

Another Italian name, erba renaiola, indicates only its growth in the sand (rena).

From Project Gutenberg

In the story of the heroine, Rena Walden, are treated some of the most subtle and searching questions raised by the color-line.

From Project Gutenberg

It costs enough where Rena is, without sendin' her to no more expensive place.

From Project Gutenberg

Nathan was not quite so well satisfied, but he refrained from saying aught which might alarm his wife and Rena.

From Project Gutenberg