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Meaning |
Origin |
Popularity |
Other Gender |
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Abby
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Father of exaltation
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Hebrew
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Aggie
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Good, pure
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Greek
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Ailith
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Seasoned warrior
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English
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Ally
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Noble, bright, famous; man's defender; noble, exalted
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Greek
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Anna
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Gracious
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Hebrew
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Arcelia
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Treasure chest
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Spanish
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Arva
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Fertile
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Latin
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Ash
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From the Ash Tree
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English
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Asha
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Alive and well
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Arabic
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Aurea
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Wind; golden; dawn
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Latin
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Aurora
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Goddess of dawn
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Latin
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Avery
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Elf counsel
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English
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Battista
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To dip
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Latin
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Beryl
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Light green semiprecious gemstone
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Greek
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Blade
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Knife or sword
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English
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Bree
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Noble
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Irish
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Breezy
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Windy
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English
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Buffy
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God is my oath
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English
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Calico
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Multicolored
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English
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Cally
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Lovely one; beautiful flower; cup; fairest, most beautiful; beautiful, lovely
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Latin
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Callypso
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She who hides
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Greek
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Chloe
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Green sprout
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Greek
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Cima
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Treasure
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Hebrew
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Cleo
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“The celebrated one,” from the Greek kleo, make known or famous.
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Greek
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Clover
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“She who clings lovingly.” From a Germanic base meaning “to adhere.” An allusion to the adhesive property of clover sap.
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English
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Coral
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“The sentry,” in allusion to the belief of the ancients that a coral talisman served as a warning against the approach of evil spirits.
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Latin
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Dally
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Loiter, Delay
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English
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Destiny
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Determined fate
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English
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Diamond
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Of high value; brilliant
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English
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Dream
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Unconscious vision or thought
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English
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Ebbe
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Brave, strong boar
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Scandinavian
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Ember
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Smoldering coal
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English
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Emmy
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Rival
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German
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Evera
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Brave One
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English
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Everly
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From the boar meadow
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English
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Fortuna
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Good fate
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Latin
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Gabby
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Diminutive form of Gabrielle
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English
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Golda
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Golden woman
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English, Yiddish
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Goldee
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Golden
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Yiddish
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Golden
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Golden
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English
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Goldia
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Golden
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Yiddish
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Goldie
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Golden
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Yiddish
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Hally
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Army ruler, commander; hay meadow
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Scandinavian
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Hope
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Desire to be
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English
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Ingrid
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Ing's beauty
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Scandinavian
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Jarah
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Boldness, bravery
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Arabic
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Jetta
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Home ruler
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Danish
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Jewel
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Plaything, delight
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French
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Journey
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Traveling to another place
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English
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Kally
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Cup; fairest, most beautiful; beautiful, lovely
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Latin
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Katana
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Sword
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Japanese
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Kinga
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Bravery in War
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Hungarian
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Lally
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Well-spoken; to chatter or babble
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Greek
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Layla
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Night
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Arabic
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Legacy
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Inherited from ancestors
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English
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Lorna
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"The lovelorn,” from the Anglo-Saxon losen, to lose.
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Scottish
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Lucky
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Fortunate
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American
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Lucy
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Of the light
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English
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Maggie
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Pearl
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English
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Maire
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Star of the sea
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Latin
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Mally
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Sweet
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Latin
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Mareen
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From the sea
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Latin
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Mariana
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Of the sea
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Spanish
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Marina
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From the sea
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Latin
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May
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The fifth month
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English
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Melody
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Song
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English
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Mimi
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A diminutive form of Miriam and, through the French, of Wilhelmina.
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French
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Mina
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Love
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German
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Miracle
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Divine act
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English
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Mirit
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Of the Sea or Bitter
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Hebrew
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Molly
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Of the sea
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English
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Morag
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Star of the sea
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Latin
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Morene
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Star of the sea
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Irish
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Morgan
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Circling sea
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Welsh
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Morgen
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Circling sea or great brightness; bright or white sea dweller
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Welsh
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Murron
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Sea seal
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Irish
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Nerina
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Sea nymph
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Greek
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Nerine
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Sea nymph
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Greek
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Nerita
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Sea Snail
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Spanish
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Ocean
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Sea
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Greek
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Oceane
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Sea
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French
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Pasha
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Of the sea
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Greek
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Pelagie
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Of the sea
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Greek
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Piper
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Pipe player
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English
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Pirate
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Robber of the Sea
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English
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Portia
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The symbol of a beautiful, wealthy, and brilliant woman, in allusion to the heroine of Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice.
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Latin
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Queena
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Queen
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English
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Riley
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Rye clearing
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Irish
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River
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Flowing body of water
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English
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Ronat
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Seal
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Irish
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Rowdy
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Loud, Spirited
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American
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Ruby
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Red gemstone
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English
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Rue
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Regret
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English
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Sabrina
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“The siren from the river Severn,” in allusion to a legendary princess.
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Celtic
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Sadie
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Princess
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Hebrew
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Sailor
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Boat Man
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American
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Sally
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“The princess,” a diminutive form of Sarah.
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Hebrew
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Sanda
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Man's defender
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Greek
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Sandee
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Man's defender; man's defender, warrior
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Greek
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Sandera
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Man's defender, warrior
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Greek
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Sandi
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Man's defender; man's defender, warrior
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Greek
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Saylor
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Sailor
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English
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Scout
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To listen
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French
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Sea
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Ocean
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American
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Seadhna
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Wayfarer, traveler
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Gaelic
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Seal
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Dweller by the Small Wood
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English
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Seanna
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God is gracious
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Irish
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Seara
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Bright, famous
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Latin
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Sina
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Treasure; God is gracious
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Irish
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Siren
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Enchantress
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Greek
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Sirena
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Enchanter
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Greek
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Sirene
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Enchanter
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Greek
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Sirenia
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Enchanter
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Greek
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Sirenna
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Enchanter
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Greek
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Sparrow
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Small bird in the Finch family
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English
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Stav
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The Autumn Season
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Hebrew
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Stormi
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Stormy
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English
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Story
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Tale
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American
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Summer
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Summer season
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English
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Sunny
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Sunshine; happy, cheerful temperament
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English
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Tabby
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Gazelle
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Aramaic
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Tally
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Heaven's dew
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Hebrew
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Theodosia
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God's gift
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Greek
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Tori
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Bird
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Japanese
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Torrent
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A fast-moving stream
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English
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Treasure
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Treasure
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English
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Ulli
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Wealthy; gem of the sea; sacred red
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Scandinavian
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Vallora
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Brave, courageous
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Latin
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Virika
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Brave One
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Yulla
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Wealthy; gem of the sea; sacred red
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Scandinavian
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Zabby
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God is my Oath
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English
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Zoe
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Life
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Greek
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Pirate names for girls are brave beauties that don’t mind salt air and waves. Used to roaming the seven seas, they were once strictly associated with shady characters, but have since become synonymous with sailing in general.
The most obvious of pirate names for girls is Pirate. A bold choice, she’s been used a few times by celebrities. Be warned: since pirates still roam in some areas of the world, she may not be the most welcomed pick everywhere. You could also try out Ocean and Seal to harness the power of the sea. Ocean especially is a beautiful nature name pick, and she’s a great way to honor your little one’s life on the water. Another option is Breezy, a windy wonder girl with an easygoing style.
Word-based options also make amazing pirate names for girls. Pirates seek Treasure, making her an excellent option. She’s also the perfect pick for the newest treasure in your life. Similarly, Jewel and Goldie are precious princesses that wear well on a pirate. Journey fits a pirate’s long ventures at sea, while Story sounds right at home on someone who will probably have amazing tales to tell.
Girl pirate names are usually playful, making Rowdy and Lucky awesome choices. Our standout in this group is Calico, a name that’s been used on male pirates in the past. She’s super cute, and she has sweet nicknames, like Cali and Coco. Speaking of nicknames, they’re also common pirate names for girls, including Mimi and Sadie.
Taking a peek at meanings is an excellent way to pick a girl pirate name with more oomph behind her. Virika is one of our favorites, as this Indian beauty means “brave one.” Kinga is equally powerful, with her translation of “brave in war.” For something a touch lighter, check out Arcelia, a Spanish stunner meaning “treasure chest.”
Whichever you choose, you’re sure to find an adventure with pirate names for girls.
