Dina (surname)

Last updated July 04, 2021

Dina is the surname of:

Márton Dina (born 1996), Hungarian professional cyclist
Mihai Dina (born 1985), Romanian footballer
Pavol Diňa (born 1963), Slovak football coach and former player
Tith Dina (born 1993), Cambodian footballer
Yossi Dina (born 1954), Israeli pawnbroker, businessman, entrepreneur and reality television personality

This page lists people with the surname Dina.
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