| Name |
Meaning |
Origin |
Popularity |
Other Gender |
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Abebi
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She came after asking
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African
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Abina
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Born on Tuesday
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African
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Ada
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Noble one
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German
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Adair
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Wealthy spear
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German
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Aiyanna
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Eternal Blossom
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Native American
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Alba
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White
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Latin
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Amabel
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Lovable, amiable
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Latin
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Amali
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Hope
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African
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Amelie
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Industrious, striving; work; rival; laborious; eager
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Latin
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Amethyst
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Precious purple jewel
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Greek
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Aminali
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Faithful, True
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African
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Amira
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Ruling princess
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Arabic
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Amora
|
Love
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French
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Anana
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Fourth born
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African
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Ariadne
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Most holy
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Greek
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Ashanti
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Tribe
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African
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Aspasia
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Welcome, invite
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Greek
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Aspen
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Aspen tree
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English
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Atalie
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The Lord is exalted
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Hebrew
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Aveza
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Bird-like
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German
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Axella
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Father is peace
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German
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Ayira
|
Chosen
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African
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Azalea
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Dry
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Greek
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Azhara
|
Flower
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Arabic
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Basma
|
Smile
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Arabic
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Belinda
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“The beautiful river,” from the Latin bella (beautiful) and Indus (a river in Asia).
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German
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Bijoux
|
Jewel
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French
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Birdie
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Bright, famous; little bird
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German
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Bliss
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Joy, cheer, intense happiness
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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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Bonnie
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Fine, attractive, pretty
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Scottish
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Breezy
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Windy
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English
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Briar
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Thorny bush of wild roses, brambles
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English
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Cantara
|
Little bridge
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Arabic
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Caoimhe
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Gentle, beautiful, precious
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Irish
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Carlotta
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The Italian equivalent of Charlotte, the feminine form of Charles, meaning “full-grown manhood.”
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Italian
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Carmella
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Garden, orchard
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Hebrew
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Catori
|
Sprit
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Native American
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Cecelia
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Blind; sixth
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Welsh
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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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Dalila
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Delicate, gentle
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African
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Davina
|
Beloved
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Scottish
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Deliz
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Pleasure, delight
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Latin
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Dera
|
Destiny
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African
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Duna
|
Dark, swarthy
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Irish
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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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Elmira
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Aristoctaric lady, princess
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Arabic
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Elsie
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God is my oath
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English
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Elva
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White, noble, bright
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Irish
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Elvi
|
Noble friend
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Scandinavian
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Emerald
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Precious gemstone
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Spanish
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Enid
|
Soul, life
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Welsh
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Evadne
|
Well, good
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Greek
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Ever
|
Always
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American
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Fausta
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Fortunate, enjoying good luck
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Latin
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Felicity
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Happiness
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Latin
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Florenza
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Flower; flowering, in bloom
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Latin
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Gizeh
|
Hewn stone
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Arabic
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Hasina
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Good; beautiful
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African
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Havana
|
Place Name, Habana
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Spanish
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Hessa
|
Destiny
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Arabic
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Honor
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Woman of honor
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Latin
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Ildri
|
Fire and Peace
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Scandinavian
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Imala
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Disciplinarian
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Native American
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Inari
|
Successful one
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Japanese
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Itzel
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Star of the aurora sky
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Spanish
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Jamirah
|
Unknown
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Arabic
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Jasmira
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Unknown
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Jessa
|
He sees
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Hebrew
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Jewel
|
Plaything, delight
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French
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Kainda
|
Hunter's Daughter
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African
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Kasumi
|
Mist
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Japanese
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Kelulah
|
Crown of laurel
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Hebrew
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Kesia
|
Favorite
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African
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Keyah
|
In Good Health
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African
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Kimber
|
Cyneburg's field
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English
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Kimya
|
Silent
|
African
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Kirabo
|
Gift from God
|
African
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Kohana
|
Little Flower
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Japanese
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Kuron
|
Thanks
|
African
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Lavender
|
Lavender flower
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English
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Leiko
|
Little flower
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Polynesian
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Lennon
|
Dear one
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Irish
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Lennox
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From Levenach, Scotland
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Scottish
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Lilia
|
Lily
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Latin
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Linnea
|
Lime or linden tree
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Scandinavian
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Lixue
|
Pretty Snow
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Chinese
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Lula
|
Famous warrior
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German
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Mabel
|
Lovable
|
Latin
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Magnolia
|
Magnolia flower
|
English
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Mahala
|
Woman
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Native American
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Mariana
|
Of the sea
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Spanish
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Marlow
|
Driftwood
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English
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Mauve
|
Mallow plant
|
French
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Maximina
|
Greatest
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Latin
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Mirabella
|
Wonderful
|
Latin
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Mirelle
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Wonderful; peace; propserous; worthy of admiration
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Slavic
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Miyanda
|
Of unknown meaning
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African
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Miyu
|
Beauty, Gentleness & Superiority
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Japanese
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Monroe
|
From the Hill
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Irish
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Naima
|
To be contented
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Arabic
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Nakimera
|
Gift From God
|
African
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Nalani
|
Serenity of the skies
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Polynesian
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Nayeli
|
I love you
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Native American
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Njema
|
Good
|
African
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Nola
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“A little bell,” in allusion to the commune of Nola, in Campania, Italy, where bells of excellent quality were first made.
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Irish
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Nuna
|
Land
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Native American
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Nyla
|
One who achieves
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Arabic
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Nyx
|
Night
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Greek
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Olive
|
Olive tree
|
English
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Opal
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Gem, jewel
|
Indian (Sanskrit)
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Oriana
|
Sunrise
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Latin
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Ozara
|
Wealth, treasure
|
Hebrew
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Paix
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Paki
|
Witness
|
African
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Palesa
|
Flower
|
African
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Poppy
|
“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
|
First rose
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English
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Qing
|
Aqua Colored
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Chinese
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Rainbow
|
Spectrum of light
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English
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Ranit
|
She is singing; queen; song
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Reika
|
Fresh flower
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Japanese
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Ridhi
|
Prosperity
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Rosemary
|
Dew of the sea
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Latin
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Samara
|
Guardian
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Hebrew
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Samira
|
Evening conversationalist
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Arabic
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Saoirse
|
Freedom
|
Irish
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Sarabi
|
Mirage
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African
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Saraia
|
Princess
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Hebrew
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Selah
|
Rock
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Hebrew
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Selam
|
Peace
|
African
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Shavana
|
Variant of Shivani. Hindu God Shiva.
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Story
|
Tale
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American
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Sumana
|
Flower
|
Indian (Sanskrit)
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Taja
|
Crown
|
Indian (Sanskrit)
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Taki
|
Falling water
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Japanese
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Tallulah
|
Leaping water
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Native American
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Tamira
|
Palm tree spice
|
American
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Tazara
|
Elegance, grace
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Arabic
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Teshi
|
Cheerful, Full of Laughter
|
African
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Thandiwe
|
Beloved
|
African
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Thora
|
Thor's struggle
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Scandinavian
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Toki
|
Time of Opportunity
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Japanese
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Tova
|
Beautiful Thor; good
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Scandinavian
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Ulani
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Cheerful
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Polynesian
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Una
|
One
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Latin
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Ursa
|
Little she-bear
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Scandinavian
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Uzima
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Full of Life
|
African
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Valencia
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Strong, healthy
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Latin
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Veda
|
Knowledge, wisdom
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Vera
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Truth and faith
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Latin
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Veradis
|
Faith; truth
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Slavic
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Verasha
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Faith; truth
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Slavic
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Vienna
|
Forest stream
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Latin
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Virika
|
Brave One
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Willa
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Will helmet, protection
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German
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Winda
|
Hunter
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African
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Xamira
|
Diamond
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Persian
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Xandra
|
Defender of man
|
Greek
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Xandy
|
Defender of the People
|
American
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Xanthia
|
Yellow, blonde
|
Greek
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Xarissa
|
Created Name
|
American
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Xavienna
|
Bright, splendid; new house
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Spanish
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Xenissa
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“The astonishing one,” from the Greek xenizo, to astonish.
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Greek
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Xeraphina
|
Seraphim, Angel
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American
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Xeresa
|
“The maid from Xeres,” a city in Spain, now called Jerez.
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Spanish
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Xevera
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Owns a new house
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Spanish
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Xing
|
Star
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Chinese
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Xiu
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Elegant, Beautiful
|
Chinese
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Yassah
|
A Dance
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African
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Yihana
|
Congratulations
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African
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Zalika
|
Well-born
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African
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Zamora
|
Person from Zamora, Spain
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Spanish
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Zuna
|
To be sweet
|
African
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Zuri
|
Beautiful
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African
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