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Pearl
English
Irish
Steward, official
Latin
Pierce the vale
French
Rock
A variant form of Percival.
Flat land
From the city
Spanish
Intelligent, studious
Son of the plough
Of unknown meaning
Greek
Little rock
Sacred syllable (om)
Indian (Sanskrit)
From the Pit
Succeed
African
Son of Philip
“(The man who lives in the cottage near) the pear tree,” ultimately from the Latin pirum, a pear.
Modern
Brave
A Rock
European
Fruit of God
Hebrew
Small
Clam, serene
Apple orchard
He is coming
Native American
Form of Bennett
Polynesian
Peola's home
Robber of the Sea
Of the sea
He lies (Algonquin)
A Spanish equivalent of Paul.
Ready for battle
German
Name of a king
Arthurian Legend
Mischievous one
Starts With
Ends With
Min
Max
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