| Name |
Meaning |
Origin |
Popularity |
Other Gender |
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Adaliz
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Of nobility
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French, German
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Adeeva
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Polite, considerate
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Hebrew
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Adelfa
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Beloved sister
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Greek
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Adiva
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Polite, considerate
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Hebrew
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Adla
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Justice
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African
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Allegra
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Cheerful
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Italian
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Amity
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Friendship, harmony
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Latin
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Arissa
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Best
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American
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Asasia
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Form of Acacia
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Greek
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Astera
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Star-like; love
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Scandinavian
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Atalee
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The Lord is exalted
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Hebrew
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Augustia
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Great, magnificent
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Latin
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Aurielle
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Golden
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Latin
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Aviella
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My father is God
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Hebrew
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Chinara
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God receives
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African
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Clarke
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Clerk
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English
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Cloda
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From the Clody river
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Irish
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Corrianna
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The hollow
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Irish
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Dagmar
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Glorious, day's glory
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Scandinavian
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Darya
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Nugget of wisdom; maintains possessions well
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Persian
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Daviana
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Beloved
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Scottish
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Dayanna
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Divine
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Latin
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Delcina
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Sweet
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Latin
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Delina
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Noble
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German
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Ebba
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Brave, strong boar
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Scandinavian
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Edaline
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Noble
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English
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Edina
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From Edinburgh", the capital city of Scotland. Name of a character in the British sitcom "Absolutely Famous
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English
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Eletta
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Footloose
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Greek
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Elmina
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Will helmet, protection
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German
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Elowen
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Elm Tree
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English
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Elspeth
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An exotic variant of Elizabeth.
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Scottish
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Emelda
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Rival; laborious; eager
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Latin
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Emera
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Rival; laborious; eager
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Latin
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Enyd
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Soul, life
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Welsh
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Erda
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Earth
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English
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Faren
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Adventurous
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English
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Faridah
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Unique
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Arabic
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Faven
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Light
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African
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Fennella
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Fair shouldered
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Scottish
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Fernly
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Fern meadow
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English
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Fianna
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Legendsry tale
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Celtic
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Gaenna
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Fair one; white and smooth, soft
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Welsh
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Galina
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Calm
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Greek
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Gavra
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Heroine of God
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Hebrew
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Genara
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January
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Spanish
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Genisa
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Origin, birth
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Hebrew
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Giada
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Jade
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Italian
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Gilda
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Golden, gilded
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English
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Ginara
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God is gracious
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Italian
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Halah
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Halo
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Arabic
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Halen
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From the hay land
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English
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Harlan
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Dweller by the boundary wood
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English
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Helene
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Sun ray, shining light
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Greek
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Ianna
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Beautiful flower
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Iara
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Water lady; small butterfly
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Arabic
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Ilana
|
Tree
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Hebrew
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Ilse
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God is my oath
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German
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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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Infinity
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Endless
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American
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Marabel
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Star of the sea
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Latin
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Maretta
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Star of the sea
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Latin
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Minka
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Strong-willed warrior
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Polish
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Naama
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Beautiful, good-looking
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Hebrew
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Nadette
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Bear; courgeous
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German
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Neiva
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Snow
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Spanish
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Niara
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With utmost purpose
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African
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Orlee
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My light
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Hebrew
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Orsala
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Little she-bear
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Scandinavian
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Oula
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Will, determination
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Scandinavian
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Padme
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Lotus
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Persian
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Patrina
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Noble; patrician
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Latin
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Peninah
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Pearl
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Hebrew
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Penna
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Weaver
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Greek
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Perita
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Outcome, result
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Hebrew
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Wardah
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Rose
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Arabic
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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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Willmine
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Will helmet, protection
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German
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Willona
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A variant form of Wilone.
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Wrigley
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Clearing near a river bend
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English
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Wynne
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Fair, pure
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Welsh
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Xantara
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Protector of the Earth
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American
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Xanthia
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Yellow, blonde
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Greek
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Xavierra
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Owner of a new home
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French
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Xeresa
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“The maid from Xeres,” a city in Spain, now called Jerez.
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Spanish
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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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Yacinta
|
Hyacinth
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Italian
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Yaira
|
To illuminate
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Hebrew
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Yamina
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Suitable, proper
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Arabic
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