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Place name; scythe
Latin
Stone field
English
Stone
German
Stone fortification
Form of Seo-jun
Asian
Quick, strong
Conquering, triumphant
Indian (Sanskrit)
“Bold as a lion,” from the Persian shir (lion or tiger) and the Germanic hart (bold).
Legendary messenger of Arthur
Celtic
Burning ones
Hebrew
Sparrow
Native American
Peace
Revered
Greek
Wolfish
Scottish
Stone cliff
Old, ancient
Gaelic
Seventh Son
Japanese
Lamp, light
Arabic
From the stone fortress
Tree-stump meadow
Town by the sea
Silk
African
Shad fish
Bright friend
Admirable
From the sandy hill
Succession
American
Endurance
God will multiply
Stiles
Bouquet; ostrich; fight
Shepherd
Saxon's town
Saved
Completed; cauldron
Starts With
Ends With
Min
Max
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