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-ijn names

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By Deurklinkje

Updated Thu May 18 2023

A list of names that end in -ijn. -Ijn is pronounced as 'Ine'. Pretty common in Dutch.

Annemijn
Boudewijn

Constantijn
Jasmijn
- Origin:
  Dutch variation of Jasmine, Persian
- Meaning:
  "gift from God"
- Description:
  A Top 50 choice in the Netherlands.
Jasmijn Continued
Krijn

Merijn
- Origin:
  Dutch variation of Marinus
- Description:
  A sea-themed name from a nation of sea-adventurers.
Merijn Continued
Martijn
Pepijn
- Origin:
  Dutch form of Pepin
- Meaning:
  "awe-inspiring"
- Description:
  Pepijn, with its emphasis on the second syllable pronounced with a long i to rhyme with pine, is in the Dutch Top 100. Clipped, energetic-sounding nickname names such as Pep and Pip are stylish in The Netherlands. Could that translate to the English speaking world? Stay tuned.
Pepijn Continued

Rozemarijn
Stijn
- Origin:
  Dutch short form
- Description:
  As you may surmise from its origins as a short form for Constantijn and Augustijn, Stijn rhymes with nine and fine, though most English-speakers wouldn't guess that. A popular name in the Netherlands that's obscure elsewhere, for reasons undoubtedly connected to its spelling and pronunciation issues.
Stijn Continued
Sanderijn

Tijn
- Origin:
  Dutch diminutive of Martijn or Augustijn
- Description:
  This short form stands alone in its native Netherlands.
Tijn Continued
Valentijn
- Origin:
  Dutch
- Meaning:
  "strength, health"
- Description:
  Dutch form of Valentine
Valentijn Continued
Willemijn