Ninas

Ninas is a term whose meaning depends on language and context. In standard Spanish, the plural of niña (girl) is niñas. The form ninas is an ASCII or diacritic-omitting variant that may appear in digital text, headlines, or data where the tilde over the letter n cannot be used. In such contexts, ninas essentially represents the same word and meaning as niñas, although its use is technically nonstandard in proper Spanish orthography.

Beyond this, Ninas may appear as a proper noun in some cases. It can be encountered as a surname or as part of a place name, though these uses are relatively rare and language-specific.

As a given name, Nina is widely used in many languages; the plural form Ninas is not a common given-name usage in most traditions. In English-language writing, Ninas would typically refer to multiple people named Nina or to an instance of the proper noun Ninas if used as a surname or place name.

See also Niña, the Spanish word for a girl; Nina, a widely used given name; and topics related to diacritics in Spanish orthography.