Nadine is a variant of the French name Adelaide, derived from the Germanic words 'nath' meaning 'noble' and 'hild' meaning 'battle'. It was popularized by Sainte-Nadine, a 17th-century nun.
In German culture, Nadine is often associated with creativity, intelligence, and independence. In France, it's seen as a sophisticated and elegant name for women.
People named Nadine are often described as confident, charismatic, and determined individuals who value their autonomy and freedom of expression.
The name Nadine remains popular in Europe and is increasingly used globally, particularly among parents seeking a unique yet feminine option.