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Never underestimate her. Derived from sylvan or "of the forest", she is an elemental and mysterious force of nature. Sometimes misunderstood but never boring, just when you think you have started to figure her out, she will surprise you. Unlike Sylvia, Silvina can't be categorized.
ex: You might think she is a Sylvia, but she is more Silvina than you realize.
Silvina by Conchobar February 2, 2010
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The girl's name Silvina \s(i)-lvi-na, sil-vina\ is a Spanish variant of Silvana (Italian), and the meaning of Silvina is "from the forest".

The name Silvina sounds like Salvina, Sylvina and Silviana.

Silvina is an uncommon first name for women and an equally uncommon last name for both men and women. (1990 U.S. Census)

Girls with this name are very original and attractive. It's a pretty name. You will be surprised if a girl tells you her name is Silvina, because it's an uncommon name but very feminine and original.

Women called Silvina have a strong personality, are self confidents, very communicative and funny, they are persons you like and enjoy to be with. Very lovely and peaceful, they can be great friends, girlfriends and wifes.

The most commited mothers and wifes of all.
-What's your name?
-My name is Silvina.
-Wow, nice name! I've never heard it before, It's so pretty and original!.
Silvina by ahhew February 23, 2010

Silvinas 

Tons of women,children who are adopted who had dark mindsets they also do occult and can turn out to be a bit crazy .They cherish a particular day and assume the full moon is there day to celebrate themselves.
Defined the Silvinas are going to do another crazy ritual and burn the house to the ground
Silvinas by Samantha Woods November 25, 2016
a type of brown hair.
Girl 1: I'm thinking of dying my hair
Girl 2: What colour?
Girl 1: Maybe a silvina brown
Girl 2: Totally!!
silvina by perry fanalia February 10, 2009
Sivinia, caring,creative, and crazy. They are the light to everyone’s darkness. People often take them for granted. Don’t be fooled by a sivinia, they can be cute and cuddly then turn on you very fast and hold a grudge.
I once went painting and looked at the moon with sivinia
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