Morina (surname)

Last updated July 02, 2023

Morina is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:

Giulio Morina (1550–1609), Italian painter
Henry E. Moreno (1930-2007), Kentucky Derby winning jockey
Henry M. Moreno (1929–2020), American racehorse trainer
Mario Morina (born 1992), Albanian footballer
Rahman Morina (1943–1990), Yugoslav (Kosovan Albanian) police officer and political figure
Sally Sussman Morina, American television soap opera writer and producer, wife of Anthony

This page lists people with the surname Morina.
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