The name of the day: Perrine
History of Sainte Perrine
Sainte Perrine was a young Roman girl from the powerful Flavian family. Living in the first century, she was converted to Christianity by the Apostle Peter before becoming a martyr. The inscriptions found on his tomb in the seventh century suggest that Sainte Perrine was the daughter of Saint-Pierre.
Perrine, a modern name
The first name Perrine appeared in France in the early nineteenth century. Its popularity has long been hindered by the impact of a song whose lyrics told the story of a maid named Perrine. It was not until the mid-1970s that parents again considered choosing a first name as Perrine. As early as the year 1980, the first name Perrine has thus gained popularity which has remained stable for nearly twenty years, with each year between 550 and 850 newborns wearing this first name. Since 2005, the popularity of first name Perrine is falling.
The mysterious personality of Perrine
Perrine has a temperament that must be tamed. She is able to show a playful and easy character, while her deep personality is rather introverted. Of a laughing appearance, Perrine refuses to confide easily and prefers to keep her problems to herself. Very emotional, she represses this extreme sensitivity by forging a carapace that can give it a distant, even haughty. Perrine is also spiteful and sometimes susceptible. She is constantly torn between her desire for perfection and her desire to flutter. Gifted for communication despite her lack of self-confidence, Perrine can embrace an artistic or commercial career, in order to make the most of his or her expressive abilities.
