It would be: "Χριστινα"
Christine is the French form of the Greek name Christina, which means "Christ-bearer."
Christina Deliganis has written: 'Greek pastries' -- subject(s): Greek Cookery, Pastry
Christina comes from the Greek name, meaning "Christ-bearer".
Follower of God
The name Christina is derived from the Greek language -- it means annointed or follower of Christ.
The name's origins are Greek, meaning Christian
Christina Aguilera, Furler and Samuel Dixon all helped write it. (As stated in Wikipedia.)
To write the word yes in Greek you write vai. To write the word no in Greek you spell it as ochi, and maybe is isos.
She's right-handed!
Yes
Gemma Dyllen and Christina Bailey
There isn't an Arabic equivalent since the name is of Greek origin and refers explicitly to the Christ and Christianity.You can write Christina in Arabic as: Kristina (كريستينا). Probably the closest sounding Arabic name to Christina is Karida (كريدة) which means "virginal" or "untouched".