| Name |
Meaning |
Origin |
Popularity |
Other Gender |
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Aaliyah
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Highly regarded
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Arabic
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Abigail
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Father’s rejoice
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Hebrew
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Abilene
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Grass
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Hebrew
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Abir
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Aroma, scent
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Arabic
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Adara
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Virgin; beauty; noble
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Hebrew
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Adaya
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God's Jewel
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Hebrew
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Adiva
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Polite, considerate
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Hebrew
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Aerona
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Celtic Goddess
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Welsh
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Afifa
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Virtuous
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Arabic
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Aisha
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Alive, well
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Arabic
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Aiza
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Cliff
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Spanish
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Aleemah
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Wise
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Arabic
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Alora
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My Dream
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African
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Amaris
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Promised by God
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Hebrew
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Amayah
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Close to God.
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Hebrew
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Aminah
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Honest, faithful
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Arabic
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Amineh
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Honest, faithful
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Arabic
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Amira
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Ruling princess
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Arabic
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Ammiel
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God of my People
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Hebrew
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Angel
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Heavenly messenger
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Greek
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Angela
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Messenger of God
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Greek
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Angelea
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Messenger; messenger of God
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Greek
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Angelica
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Angelic
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Latin
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Angelina
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Messenger of God
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Italian
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Angelique
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Messenger; messenger of God; angelic
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Latin
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Angwusnasomtaqa
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Crow mother spirit (Hopi)
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Native American
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Anka
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Favored grace; He (God) has favored me
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Hebrew
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Ansariah
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One who helps.
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Arabic
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Ariceli
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Altar of heaven; heavenly homemaker
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Latin
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Daniela
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God is my Judge
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Spanish
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Dasha
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Gift of God
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Greek
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Demetria
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“The fruitful one,” in allusion to Demeter, the Greek goddess of fruitfulness and protectress of marriage.
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Greek
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Dera
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Destiny
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African
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Diana
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Heavenly and divine
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Latin
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Dorothy
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Gift of God
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Greek
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Duaa
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Prayer to God
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Arabic
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Eden
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Paradise
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Hebrew
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Eliana
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My God has answered
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Hebrew
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Elizabeth
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God is my oath
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Hebrew
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Ellone
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God loves me.
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African
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Eman
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Belief, faith
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Arabic
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Emmanuelle
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God is with us
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Hebrew
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Eostre
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Goddess of the dawn
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Anglo-Saxon
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Erlinda
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Spirited
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Hebrew
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Esther
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Star
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Persian
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Estrid
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Fair, beautiful goddess
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Scandinavian
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Evangeline
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Good news
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English
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Exodus
|
Exit of Large Group
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Greek
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Fadilah
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Virtue
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Arabic
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Faith
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Devotion
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English
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Faithlyn
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Faith combined with -Lynn suffix
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American
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Faunus
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God of Forests
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Latin
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Flora
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Flower
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Latin
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Freja
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Norse Goddess of Love
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Scandinavian
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Frigga
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“Friday’s child,” based on the Anglo- Saxon frigedaeg (Frig’s day, i.e., Friday), in allusion to Frigg, a goddess of heaven in Norse mythology.
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Scandinavian
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Gabriella
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God is my strength
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Italian
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Gabrielle
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God is my strength
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French
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Gaiana
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The earth
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Greek
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Galilee
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Country of Gentiles
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English
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Ganesa
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God of intelligence and wisdom
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Garmangahis
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A goddess worshipped in Lanchester
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Anglo-Saxon
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Genesis
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The beginning
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Greek
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Genet
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Heaven
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African
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Gianna
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God is gracious
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Italian
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Gidja
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God of the Moon
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Aboriginal
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Giovanna
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God is gracious
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Italian
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Glory
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Glory
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Latin
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Grace
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Gracious one
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English
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Haldis
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“Spirit of the stone,” from the Germanic concept, in allusion to firmness.
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Hannah
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Grace
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Hebrew
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Harimilla
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A Tungrian goddess
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Anglo-Saxon
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Heaven
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Paradise
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English
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Heavenly
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From the heavens
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English
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Hehewuti
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Warrior mother spirit (Hopi)
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Native American
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Hermina
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Messenger; earthly
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Spanish
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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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Honor
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Woman of honor
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Latin
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Hope
|
Desire to be
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English
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Hypatia
|
Highest
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Greek
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Ilithya
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Goddess of Women in Labor
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Greek
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Iman
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Belief, faith
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Arabic
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Imani
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Belief, faith
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Arabic
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Isabella
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Devoted to God
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Italian
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Ishanvi
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Goddess of knowledge.
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Isoke
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Satisfying gift from God
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African
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Ivania
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God is gracious
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Slavic
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Iyla
|
Form of Ila
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French
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Jaisa
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God makes.
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Hebrew
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Jane
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God is gracious
|
Hebrew
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Janus
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God of Beginnings
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Latin
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Jarita
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“Motherly devotion,” in allusion to a mother bird of Hindu legend who at great risk to herself protected her bird- lets in a forest fire.
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Jayashri
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Goddess of Victory
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Jennabeth
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Spiritual gift.
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Celtic
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Jinan
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Paradise Gardens
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Arabic
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Joanna
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God is gracious
|
Latin
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Jordan
|
To descend
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Hebrew
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Josephine
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God will increase
|
Hebrew
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Jovanna
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God is gracious
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Spanish
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Jude
|
From Judaea
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English
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Junia
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Queen of heaven
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Latin
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Juno
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Queen of heaven
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Latin
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Kachina
|
Spirit
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Native American
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Kali
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The black one
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Kalima
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The goddess form Kali Ma
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Kamiko
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Little goddess
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Japanese
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Karasi
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Life and Wisdom
|
African
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Karma
|
Fate, destiny
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Karuka
|
Art of Heaven
|
Indian (Sanskrit)
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Keilani
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Heaven, sky; glorious, royal one
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Polynesian
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Khalidah
|
Eternal
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Arabic
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Ki’eli
|
Heavenly garden
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Polynesian
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Kirabo
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Gift from God
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African
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Kishi
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Happiness to the earth
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Japanese
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Kismat
|
Fate
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Arabic
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Kokuro
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Heart, Spirit
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Japanese
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Lael
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Belonging to God
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Hebrew
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Lavera
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Faith; truth
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Slavic
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Leah
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Weary one
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Hebrew
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Leilani
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Heavenly flower
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Polynesian
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Leola
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Loyal, faithful; lion
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Latin
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Liora
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God's gift of light to me
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Hebrew
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Madan
|
God of Love
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Madrona
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Mother goddess
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Welsh
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Manara
|
Light
|
Arabic
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Maricella
|
Of Mars
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Spanish
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Mary
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Of the sea
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Latin
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Maryam
|
Drop of sea; bitterness
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Hebrew
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Mattea
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Gift of God
|
Hebrew
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Mayra
|
Form of Mary
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Irish
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Mecca
|
Holy city
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Arabic
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Medina
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City of the Prophet
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Arabic
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Mercury
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God of Trade
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Latin
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Michelle
|
Who is like God?
|
French
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Mimir
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God of Prophecy
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Scandinavian
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Mimis
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Goddess of Harvest
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Greek
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Mina
|
Love
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German
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Minerva
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The mind
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Latin
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Miriam
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Of the sea
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Hebrew
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Moto
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Mind, Spirit, Soul
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Japanese
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Nakimera
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Gift From God
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African
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Nakoma
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Great warrior or Great spirit
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Native American
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Natura
|
Nature
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Spanish
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Naysa
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Miracle of God
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Hebrew
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Nelia
|
Horn
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Latin
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Nenet
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Goddess of the Deep
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Egyptian
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Neriah
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Lamp of God
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Hebrew
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Nevaeh
|
Heaven
|
American
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Nirvana
|
Transcendent state
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Nkechi
|
God's Gift
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African
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Semiramis
|
Highest heaven
|
Hebrew
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Serenity
|
Calmness
|
English
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Setia
|
Truth, Faithfulness
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Indonesian
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Sha-Mia
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To be of high spirit.
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African
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Sharik
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God's child; one on whom the sun shines
|
African
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Sharvani
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Name of the goddess Parvati
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Sheba
|
Promise
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Hebrew
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Sinai
|
Of the clay desert
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Hebrew
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Spirit
|
Spirit
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English
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Tabina
|
Muhammad's follower
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Arabic
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Tanginika
|
Lake Goddess
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American
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Tasnim
|
Paradise Fountain
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Arabic
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Tauret
|
Goddess of Pregnant Women
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Egyptian
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Templa
|
“The sanctuary of Eros,” the god of love, from the Latin templum, a sacred haven.
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Latin
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Temple
|
A sanctuary
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English
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Teva
|
Nature
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Hebrew
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Thea
|
Gift of God
|
Greek
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Themba
|
Trust, Hope & Faith
|
African
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Thorberta
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“Bright as the god of thunder,” from Thor (the Norse god of thunder) and the Anglo-Saxon beorlit (bright).
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Anglo-Saxon
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Tivona
|
Nature Lover
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Hebrew
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Trinity
|
The Holy Trinity
|
English
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Urvi
|
The Earth
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Uzima
|
Full of Life
|
African
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Veda
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Knowledge, wisdom
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Veera
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Faith; truth; true image
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Slavic
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Verinka
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Faith; truth
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Slavic
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Verline
|
Faith
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Slavic
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Verushka
|
Faith; truth
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Slavic
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Vesta
|
Pure maiden
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Latin
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Walta
|
Shield
|
African
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Wanna
|
God is gracious
|
Spanish
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Wenopa
|
Two Moons
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Native American
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Wina
|
Holy, blessed reconciliation; joy and peace
|
Welsh
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Zarifa
|
Moves with grace
|
Arabic
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Ziraili
|
Help of God
|
African
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Ziva
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Radiance, brilliance or light of God
|
Hebrew
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Zulima
|
Peace
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Arabic
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Zyana
|
Blessing from Heaven.
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Hebrew
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Spiritual girl names are a fantastic way to honor your faith. Many are figures from religious texts, while others have a devout meaning. Let’s explore these mighty monikers together.
Word names with spiritual ties are a great place to start our journey. Evoking thoughts and images of paradise, Heaven is undeniably beautiful. Her reverse form, Nevaeh, is also quite popular today. Virtue names like Faith, Hope, and Trinity fall into this category too. For something slightly rarer, see Honor. Other spiritual word names you may enjoy are Nirvana, Karma, and Reiki.
Browsing meanings is a surefire way to find spiritual girl names. Gabrielle has the mighty meaning “God is my strength,” while Dorothy’s “gift of God” is a treasure. Araceli’s “altar of heaven” ie beyond stunning. She is also rich in nicknames and gorgeous in sound. “Faithful” is Sadiki’s spiritual meaning, and Eman means “belief.” One of our all-time favorites is Adaya, meaning “God’s jewel.”
You can also search religious texts for spiritual baby girl names, like the Bible’s Genesis and Exodus. Aurora was the Roman goddess of dawn, while Vesta was the Roman goddess of family, home, and hearth. Abigail, Esther, and Sarah are some female figures in Judaism and Christianity. As for Islam, Maryam is the only female mentioned by name. A variant of Mary, she’s stunning in sound and significance.
Spiritual place names are worthy contenders too. Eden is a popular member of this group, inspired by the biblical garden. Galilee is another sweet contender, along with Lycia and Lydia. Mecca (also Makkah) is the city known as the cradle of Islam. Sinai is a place of utmost importance to the Jewish and Christian faith who also doubles as a gorgeous name for your baby girl.
Spiritual girl names are as diverse as they are beautiful. We hope you find one that speaks to your heart.
