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Meaning |
Origin |
Popularity |
Other Gender |
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Adrah
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Virgin; beauty; noble
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Hebrew
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Aitana
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Glory
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Portuguese
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Alamea
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Ripe, precious
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Polynesian
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Aleydis
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Of Noble Kin
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Dutch
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Alpina
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Blond
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Scottish
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Amadora
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Gift of love
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Italian
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Anuhea
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Cool fragrance
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Polynesian
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Anzu
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Apricot
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Japanese
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Arenda
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Eagle bold
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Dutch
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Asmara
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Love
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Indonesian
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Audra
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Noble strength
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English
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Auset
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Goddess Isis
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Egyptian
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Avalon
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Island of apples
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Celtic
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Avelaine
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Nut
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French
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Ayami
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Beautiful Color
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Japanese
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Basha
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Stranger
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Polish
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Basja
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Stranger
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Polish
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Batu
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Loyal
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Asian
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Belina
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Italian for Beautiful, French for Goddess.
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Italian
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Benita
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Blessed
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Spanish
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Bethari
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Goddess
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Indonesian
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Blaire
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Plain, field
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Scottish
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Blakely
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Dark clearing
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English
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Blessing
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Consecration
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English
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Blythe
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Blithe, cheerful, carefree
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English
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Bora
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Foreigner; purple
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Asian, Hungarian
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Brana
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High, noble, exalted
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Irish
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Brenna
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Little drop of water; raven or black-haired
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Gaelic
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Brienne
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High, noble, exalted
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Irish
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Dysis
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Sunset
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Greek
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Eberta
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Bright
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European
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Elspet
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God's promise; God is my oath
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Scottish
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Enid
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Soul, life
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Welsh
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Eniko
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Dear
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Hungarian
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Ensley
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Solitary clearing
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Scottish
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Essie
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Star; myrtle leaf
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Persian
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Etta
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A diminutive form of Henrietta, “mistress of the home.”
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Italian
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Eula
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Well-spoken; wealthy; gem of the sea; sacred red
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Scandinavian
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Euna
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One
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Scottish
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Evina
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Life, animal
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Hebrew
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Famke
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Girl
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Dutch
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Fawn
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Young deer
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French
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Fernlee
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Fern meadow
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English
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Fiala
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Violet
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European
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Fina
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Short form of Josefina
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Italian, Spanish
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Fiorella
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Flower
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Latin
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Frida
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Peaceful; lady
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German
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Garnet
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“Like the precious gem,” in allusion to the stone of the same name; based on the Latin granatus, having seeds, because of the fancied resemblance of the garnet to a pomegranate seed.
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English
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Georgiana
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A feminine form of George, which means “earthworker.”
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Latin
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Gerda
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Shelter
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Scandinavian
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Gezana
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Reference to the Incarnation
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Spanish
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Gilala
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Eternal joy
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Hebrew
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Ginara
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God is gracious
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Italian
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Ginny
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Chaste and pure
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Latin
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Gioia
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Joy
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Italian
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Hadassah
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Myrtle tree
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Hebrew
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Hanh
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Apricot tree, happiness
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Vietnamese
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Helle
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Variant of Helga
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Scandinavian
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Holland
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Land on the Ridge
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American
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Honor
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Woman of honor
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Latin
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Ianthe
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Violet flower
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Greek
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Idella
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Bountiful
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Welsh
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Ildri
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Fire and Peace
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Scandinavian
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Iliya
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The Lord is My God
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Bulgarian
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Ilona
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Light
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Hungarian
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Ilse
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God is my oath
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German
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Imalda
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Universal battle
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Italian
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Inaya
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Concern, Care
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Arabic
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Irca
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Peace
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European
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Izel
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Unique
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Aztec (Nahuatl)
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Jasira
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Bold, Courageous
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African
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Jasminda
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Jasmine
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Persian
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Jayliah
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Created Name
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American
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Jessa
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He sees
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Hebrew
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Jette
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Home ruler
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Dutch
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Jia
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Family, Kin
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Chinese
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Jonina
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Little dove
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Israeli
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Josi
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He will add
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Hebrew
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Kaili
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Slender
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Gaelic
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Kalena
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Flower
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Slavic
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Karinya
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Peaceful home
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Modern
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Karisa
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Beloved; grace; very dear
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Latin
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Karmia
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Garden, orchard
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Hebrew
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Kavi
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Wise Poet
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Keiba
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Sunrise
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Polynesian
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Kenia
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Greatest champion
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Welsh
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Kysa
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Pure
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Scandinavian
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Latifah
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Gentle, pleasant
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Arabic
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Lori
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“The lazy one,” in allusion to the loris, a slow-moving nocturnal lemur, from the Flemish lorrias.
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Modern
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Luzia
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Light
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Portuguese
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Mabina
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Nimble
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Celtic
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Maeve
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Intoxicating
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Irish
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Manika
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Jewels
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Maricris
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Form of Mary
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Spanish
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Mariel
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Drop of these; bitter; beloved
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Danish, French
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Marika
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Form of Mary
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Danish, Polish
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Marita
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Star of the sea
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Welsh
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Meilani
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Created name
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Polynesian
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Meliza
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Bee; honey
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Greek
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Meyta
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Pearl
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Greek
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Milada
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My love
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European
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Mirari
|
Miracle
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Portuguese
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Mirella
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Wonderful; peace; propserous; worthy of admiration; admire; admired
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Spanish
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Monet
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To be heard
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French
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Naama
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Beautiful, good-looking
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Hebrew
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Nada
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Hope
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Russian
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Nara
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Place name
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Japanese
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Naysa
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Miracle of God
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Hebrew
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Neith
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Ancient Egyptian mother goddess
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Egyptian
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Neleh
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Beautiful light
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Modern
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Nenet
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Goddess of the Deep
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Egyptian
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Nishi
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Night
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Noriko
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Law, order
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Japanese
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Nuri
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My Fire
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Hebrew
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Octavia
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Eighth
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Latin
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Orenda
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Great Spirit
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Native American
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Osanna
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Save, we pray
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Latin
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Padma
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Lotus
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Persian
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Peninah
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Pearl
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Hebrew
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Tacia
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Silence
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Latin
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Takoda
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Friend to Everyone
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Native American
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Taman
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Garden
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Indonesian
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Tanaia
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Daughter
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Tarani
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Boat
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Tasha
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Born on Christmas
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Russian
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Toan
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Safe, Secure
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Vietnamese
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Ubelia
|
Help
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Greek
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Uda
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Wealthy
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English
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Uira
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Water lady; small butterfly
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Arabic
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Ulani
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Cheerful
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Polynesian
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Umay
|
Hope
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Turkish
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Valda
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Renowned ruler
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German
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Valena
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Strong, healthy
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Latin
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Vanna
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Golden
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Asian
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Verina
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Faith; truth; true
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Slavic
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Verka
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Faith; truth
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Slavic
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Veronique
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Victory bringer; true image
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Latin
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Vilda
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Wild
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Scandinavian
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Villetta
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From the countly estate
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French
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Willetta
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Will helmet, protection
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German
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Wilma
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Will helmet, protection
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German
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Windy
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Whirling winds
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English
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Wynn
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Holy, blessed reconciliation; joy and peace; fair, pure
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Welsh
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Xamira
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Diamond
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Persian
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Xanti
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Short form of Xantiago
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Portuguese
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Xavienna
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Bright, splendid; new house
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Spanish
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Xuxa
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Queen
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Portuguese
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Xylina
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Woodland; wood-dweller
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Greek
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Yakira
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Costly, precious
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Hebrew
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Yalinda
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Violet flower
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Spanish
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Yaretzi
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You will always be loved
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Aztec (Nahuatl)
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Ynes
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Pure, holy; chaste
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Spanish
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Yoora
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Enough silk
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Asian
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Yua
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Tie, Bind, Love, Affection
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Japanese
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Zajac
|
Rabbit
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Polish
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Zareen
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Golden
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Persian
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Zelda
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Happiness
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Yiddish
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Zenah
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“An attractive or favorite woman,” from the Persian zan, a woman.
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Persian
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Zocha
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Wisdom
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Polish
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Zora
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Dawn
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Slavic
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Zoya
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Life; form of Zoe
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Russian
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