Synonyms for nina
ni·na

Princeton's WordNet

1. Ninanoun

   the Babylonian goddess of the watery deep and daughter of Ea

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1. • Semitic Deity

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1. List of paraphrases for "nina":

   nena, girls, niña

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1. List of known nicknames for "Nina":

   Nina Lie-atjam, Ana Maria Agustí Flores, Nina (Spanish)

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1. Kevin Trenberth:

   There’s certainly a large natural variability that occurs in the weather but … we often hear about the El Nino phenomenon and at the moment we’re in the La Niña phase. And that certainly influences the kinds of patterns that tend to occur. And so that’s a player as well.

2. Christopher Castro:

   The Southwest monsoon does have a relationship to ENSO, such that La Niña conditions tend to weakly favor wetter and earlier monsoons.

3. Victor Gensini:

   If you look back through history, some of our greatest or most significant tornado seasons in history have been associated with a La Niña.

4. Nicholas Scofield:

   We don't withdraw home contents insurance when the threat of cyclones change because of a La Nina or an El Nino (weather phenomena).

5. Chelsea Peters:

   Overall, La Nina typically means less precipitation for the Sierra, Great Basin region, and the Mojave Desert, which is bad for the current drought status and the potential for another active fire season next year, however, the magnitude of the La Nina event will dictate the magnitude of impacts on the winter weather pattern. Considering the current state of ENSO is neutral, La Nina may be weak through at least the early part of the winter season.