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=== Music ===
*[[Corinne Allal]] (born 1955), Israeli rock musician and music producer
*[[Corinne Allal]] (1955–2024), Israeli rock musician and music producer
*[[Corinne Bailey Rae]] (born 1979), British singer-songwriter and guitarist
*[[Corinne Bailey Rae]] (born 1979), British singer-songwriter and guitarist
*[[Corinne Chapelle]] (1976–2021), French-American violinist
*[[Corinne Chapelle]] (1976–2021), French-American violinist
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*[[Corinne Hermès]] (born 1961), French singer
*[[Corinne Hermès]] (born 1961), French singer
*[[Corrinne May]] (born 1973), Singaporean singer-songwriter
*[[Corrinne May]] (born 1973), Singaporean singer-songwriter
*[[Corinne Morgan]] (1876-1942/1945), American singer and pioneer recording artist
*[[Corinne Morgan]] (1876–1942/1945), American singer and pioneer recording artist
*[[Corinne West]] (born 1970), American singer-songwriter and acoustic guitarist
*[[Corinne West]] (born 1970), American singer-songwriter and acoustic guitarist


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*Corinne Callahan (born 1985 as Corinne Alexander), American soccer goalkeeper and artistic photographer known as [[Cori Alexander]]
*Corinne Callahan (born 1985 as Corinne Alexander), American soccer goalkeeper and artistic photographer known as [[Cori Alexander]]
*[[Corinne Clark]] (1923–2006), American baseball player
*[[Corinne Clark]] (1923–2006), American baseball player
*Corinne Clos (born 1978), Italian ski mountaineer and long-distance runner
*[[Corinne Diacre]] (born 1974), French association football player and manager
*[[Corinne Diacre]] (born 1974), French association football player and manager
*[[Corinne Dibnah]] (born 1962), Australian professional golfer
*[[Corinne Dibnah]] (born 1962), Australian professional golfer
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*[[Corrine Baxter#Corrine Baxter|Corrine Baxter]], from ''Strange Days at Blake Holsey High''
*[[Corrine Baxter#Corrine Baxter|Corrine Baxter]], from ''Strange Days at Blake Holsey High''
*Corinne Maloney, Leslie Mann's character in the movie ''[[Big Daddy (1999 film)|Big Daddy]]''
*Corinne Maloney, Leslie Mann's character in the movie ''[[Big Daddy (1999 film)|Big Daddy]]''
*Corinne Tate, on the TV sitcom ''[[Soap (TV series)#Characters|Soap]]''
*Corinne Tate, a character in the TV sitcom ''[[Soap (TV series)#Characters|Soap]]''
* "[[Corrine, Corrina]]", 1928 blues song
* "[[Corrine, Corrina]]", 1928 blues song
*Corrine, Christina Applegate's character in the 2010 film [[Going the Distance (2010 film)|''Going the Distance'']]
*Corrine, Christina Applegate's character in the 2010 film [[Going the Distance (2010 film)|''Going the Distance'']]
*Corinne Jeffries, in 1989 romantic comedy [[Chances Are (film)|''Chances Are'']]
*Corinne Jeffries, in the 1989 romantic comedy [[Chances Are (film)|''Chances Are'']]
*Corinne Dollanganger, in the 1979 gothic novel "[[Flowers in the Attic]]" by [[V.C. Andrews]]
*Corinne Dollanganger, in the 1979 gothic novel "[[Flowers in the Attic]]" by [[V.C. Andrews]]
*Corinne Tan, [[American Girl]] character
*Corinne Tan, [[American Girl]] character

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Corinne
Genderfemale
Origin
Word/nameFrench/English/Greek
Meaningfrom Greek kore (maiden)
Other names
Related namesCorinna, Korinna

Corinne is a female name, the French and English variant of Corina, of ancient Greek origin,[1] derived from κόρη (korē) meaning "beautiful maiden".[2] It became popular following the publication of Corinne, or Italy, an 1808 novel by Madame de Staël.

Various spellings of the name exist, although some attest that "Corinne" is the most appropriate and age-old spelling.[citation needed] Other spellings include: Corrine, Corin, Corine, Corinn, Coryn, Corryn, Koryn, Korryn, Korin, Corinna, Korinna, Corrin, and Korinne.

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  1. ^ Corinna, Behind the name
  2. ^ κόρη, Henry George Liddell, Robert Scott, A Greek-English Lexicon