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Zerelda
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“The object of rivalry,” from the Hebrew zera (seed) and the Indo-Euro pean root hild (battle).
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Hebrew
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Zaveeyera
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Bright, splendid; new house
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Spanish
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Zarola
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Combination of Zara and Carola
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American
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Zotica
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“Full of life,” from the Greek zotikos.
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Greek
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