Narina

Narina is a term used as a personal given name and as part of scientific names in biology. In zoology, Narina is associated with the Narina Trogon, Apaloderma narina, a forest-dwelling bird native to sub-Saharan Africa. The species is part of the trogon family, and is typically found in mature forests where it feeds on fruit and small invertebrates. Narina trogons breed in tree cavities, and both sexes participate in vocalizations and displays common to trogons.

As a given name, Narina is used in various cultures as a feminine name or nickname. Its popularity and exact usage vary by region and language. In some contexts, it may be related to similar names such as Nerina or Narine, reflecting linguistic and cultural variations across communities.

The term Narina may also appear in fictional, commercial, or local names but is not tied to a single universally recognized entity beyond the biological and naming uses described.