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Meaning |
Origin |
Popularity |
Other Gender |
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Acelynn
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Beautiful One
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American
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Adelis
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Noble kind
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German
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Adelita
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Noble; small winged one
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Latin
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Adore
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A gift; beloved; adored
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Latin
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Ainslee
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Only hermitage wood or clearing
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English
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Aisling
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Dream, vision
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Irish
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Alessandra
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Defender of man
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Italian
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Aliki
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Noble, exalted
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German
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Alix
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Noble
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German
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Allegra
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Cheerful
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Italian
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Amabella
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Lovable
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French
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Amalia
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Industrious, striving; work; rival; laborious; eager
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Latin
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Amaryllis
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Fresh, sparkling
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Greek
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Anthea
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Flowery
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Greek
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Fiorella
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Flower
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Latin
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Forest
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From the Woods
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English
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Frost
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The Freezing of Water
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English
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Geneva
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Juniper tree
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French
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Gisella
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Pledge; hostage
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German
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Goldie
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English
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Halle
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Home ruler
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German
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Heavenly
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From the heavens
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English
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Hera
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Queen
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Greek
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Hestia
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In Greek mythology, the goddess of the hearth.
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Greek
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India
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English
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Inez
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“The chaste one,” from the Greek lwgne, chaste.
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Spanish
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Jewel
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Plaything, delight
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French
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Junia
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Queen of heaven
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Latin
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Keelie
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Slender, pretty
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Gaelic
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Peony
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Praisegiving
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Greek
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Pepper
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Perdita
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Lost
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Latin
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Persephone
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Phaedra
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Bright
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Greek
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Phalen
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Peaceful
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Latin
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Phoenix
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Dark red
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Greek
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Polly
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A diminutive form or nickname for Mary.
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Latin
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Poppy
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“The milk of happiness,” from the Latin papaver, the name of a plant having thick, milky juice, on the basis of papa, thick milk.
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Latin
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Primrose
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First rose
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English
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Puebla
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From the city
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Spanish
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Quenby
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Queen's settlement
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English
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Quintilla
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A variant form of Quintina.
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Reva
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“She who has been restored,” from the Latin revalescere, to grow well again.
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Rhea
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Flowing
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Greek
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Unity
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Oneness
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English
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Velora
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Strong, healthy
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Latin
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Velvet
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Velvet fabric
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English
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Ventura
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Good Fortune
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Spanish
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Vesta
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“An undefiled maiden,” in allusion to the virgins who guarded the goddess Vesta, the symbol of hearth fire and undeflowered virginity.
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Latin
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Vita
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Life
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Latin
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Waverly
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Meadow of quivering aspens
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English
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Wenonah
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First-born daughter
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Native American
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Wren
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English
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Xenia
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Guest, stranger
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Greek
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Xesta
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“Highly polished,” from the Greek xestos, polished.
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Greek
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Xylia
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Woodland; wood-dweller
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Greek
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Zadie
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Prosperous, fortunate
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Arabic
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Zaylee
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Created name
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American
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Zenobia
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Life of Zeus
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Greek
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Zipporah
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Bird
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Hebrew
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Ziva
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Radiance, brilliance or light of God
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Hebrew
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Zora
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Dawn
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Slavic
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